Davenport, Iowa – Northwest wind gusts up to 30 mph and sub-zero wind chills are expected across the Quad Cities area through Monday morning, prompting travel concerns along Interstate 80 and Interstate 74.
According to the US National Weather Service Quad Cities office, seasonable but cold temperatures will continue through Monday as high pressure builds across eastern Iowa and western Illinois, keeping conditions largely dry.
Wind chills are expected to fall below zero overnight Saturday and again Sunday night. Breezy conditions could persist into Monday morning, with gusts reaching 30 mph, especially in open areas near I-80, I-74, and US-61.
Daytime highs will remain in the 20s through Monday, with overnight lows dropping into the single digits. Sunday’s high is forecast between 18 and 26 degrees, followed by lows between 4 and 12 degrees Sunday night.
While no widespread snow is expected, flurries remain possible tonight. Dry conditions are forecast to continue through Tuesday.
By Tuesday, winds will shift out of the south, allowing temperatures to warm significantly. Highs are expected to reach between 40 and 52 degrees, marking a notable rebound after the weekend cold.
The fluctuating temperatures and wind chills may affect early-morning commuters and students waiting outdoors for buses, particularly near major roadways.
Residents are advised to dress in layers and monitor updated forecasts from the National Weather Service.
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