Davenport, IA – A dangerous blast of Arctic air is set to grip eastern Iowa starting Sunday, bringing subzero wind chills and snow chances. Residents should prepare for bitter cold and difficult travel conditions through midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will plummet Sunday night, with lows near -2°F and wind chills as cold as -15°F. Monday will remain frigid, with highs only reaching 9°F. Gusty northwest winds could create hazardous wind chills, especially in the morning. Snowfall is also possible, with light accumulations making roads slick.
Looking ahead, Tuesday and Wednesday will continue the deep freeze, with highs in the single digits and nighttime lows below zero. The extreme cold could pose risks to exposed skin in just minutes, making it crucial to dress in layers and limit outdoor exposure.
Drivers should watch for icy roads, particularly in the morning hours. The latest road conditions are available at 511ia.org for Iowa and gettingaroundillinois.com for Illinois travelers.
Stay updated with the latest forecasts as conditions evolve.
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