Moline, IL – Residents across Iowa and Illinois are waking up to bitter cold Friday morning, but relief is on the way this weekend. Wind chills as low as -20°F are expected early in the day before temperatures begin a steady rise into next week.
According to the National Weather Service, today’s high in Moline will reach only 23°F, with wind chills making it feel even colder. Saturday will bring some improvement, with highs near 31°F, followed by a jump into the 40s on Sunday and near 50°F by Monday.
Skies will remain mostly clear today and tonight, though Saturday night could bring increasing clouds. No significant precipitation is expected until midweek, when rain chances increase Wednesday.
Drivers should remain cautious of icy patches, especially in shaded areas. Residents are encouraged to bundle up and limit outdoor exposure this morning, as frostbite can occur quickly in extreme cold.
Warmer temperatures next week will provide a welcome break, but residents should stay updated on changing weather patterns. Check local forecasts for updates and prepare for fluctuating conditions.
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