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Davenport, IA Weather: Highs Near 75° Thursday, Oct. 22
Davenport, IA – Residents across the Quad Cities and surrounding eastern Iowa and western Illinois communities can look forward to a stretch of pleasant fall weather this week, with abundant sunshine,
By Marcus Hale · 2026-10-19T10:24:40.796Z
Davenport, IA – Residents across the Quad Cities and surrounding eastern Iowa and western Illinois communities can look forward to a stretch of pleasant fall weather this week, with abundant sunshine, comfortable humidity and afternoon temperatures potentially reaching 75 degrees by Thursday, Oct. 22.
According to the National Weather Service Quad Cities office, seasonably mild conditions are expected to continue through much of the workweek, bringing several consecutive days of sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s.
Monday, Oct. 19, will feature partly sunny skies and afternoon highs ranging from 67 to 71 degrees across the region.
Tuesday, Oct. 20, brings another comfortable afternoon , with mostly sunny skies and highs between 67 and 72 degrees. However, residents heading outdoors early should prepare for a chilly start, with morning lows ranging from 42 to 46 degrees.
The warming trend continues Wednesday, Oct. 21, when temperatures are expected to climb into the 69 to 74 degree range under sunny skies.
Morning temperatures Wednesday will remain cool, with lows between 43 and 48 degrees.
By Thursday, Oct. 22, the region could experience its warmest afternoon of the forecast period, with highs reaching 70 to 75 degrees.
Overnight and early morning temperatures will also moderate, with Thursday lows ranging from 48 to 52 degrees.
The favorable weather pattern extends across the Mississippi River communities of Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa, and Moline, East Moline and Rock Island, Illinois.
Light winds and relatively low humidity should make conditions comfortable for walking, outdoor recreation and other fall activities.
The National Weather Service has not highlighted significant rainfall or hazardous weather in its Monday through Thursday outlook.
Residents should still consider wearing layers during the morning commute, when temperatures will be considerably cooler than afternoon readings.