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Quad Cities, IA/IL Weather Oct. 25-30: 70s, Little Rain
Davenport, IA – An unusually mild stretch of late October weather will continue across eastern Iowa and western Illinois through much of the upcoming week, bringing afternoon temperatures into the 60s
By Natalie Rhodes · 2026-10-24T20:36:03.686Z
Davenport, IA – An unusually mild stretch of late October weather will continue across eastern Iowa and western Illinois through much of the upcoming week, bringing afternoon temperatures into the 60s and 70s with little significant rainfall expected before Halloween.
According to the National Weather Service Quad Cities office, above normal temperatures and pleasant weather conditions will persist well into next week, with the chances of meaningful rainfall remaining low through Friday, Oct. 30.
Sunday, Oct. 25, is expected to be one of the warmer days, with afternoon highs ranging from 73 to 77 degrees across the region.
The mild weather will extend across Davenport and Bettendorf in Scott County, Iowa, as well as Moline and Rock Island in Rock Island County, Illinois, and surrounding communities.
Warm Temperatures Continue Into Next Week
Saturday night will remain relatively mild for late October, with overnight lows ranging from 49 to 54 degrees.
Sunday will feature partly sunny conditions, with highs reaching the middle to upper 70s before temperatures settle back into the upper 40s and lower 50s overnight.
Monday, Oct. 26, will bring a slight cooldown, although temperatures will remain above normal for much of the region.
Afternoon highs are forecast between 66 and 76 degrees, with overnight lows ranging from 45 to 54 degrees.
Tuesday, Oct. 27, will remain pleasant, with highs between 67 and 74 degrees and nighttime temperatures between 52 and 56 degrees.
Dry Weather Expected Through Friday
The National Weather Service indicates that the likelihood of significant rainfall will remain low through Friday, Oct. 30.
The extended dry pattern could provide favorable conditions for outdoor fall activities, seasonal events and preparations ahead of Halloween.
Halloween falls Saturday, Oct. 31, just beyond the period covered by the office's stated low rainfall outlook.
Residents planning trick or treating or other outdoor celebrations should continue monitoring forecasts for possible changes as the holiday approaches.
Updated weather information is available at weather.gov/dvn.