Davenport, IA – Eastern Iowa faces a dynamic weather forecast this week, with severe weather and cooler temperatures on the horizon. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Quad Cities office, Monday kicks off with hot and humid conditions, reaching temperatures between 89-96°F. Severe weather is expected in the afternoon and evening, particularly north and south of the region, with a 70% chance of severe storms in the north and 40% in the south.
The NWS forecasts that these conditions will improve significantly by Tuesday. Cooler air will move in from the north, bringing daytime highs down to 80-86°F. A slight chance of rain persists, especially south of Interstate 80, with a 30% likelihood of precipitation. Nighttime temperatures will drop to a more comfortable 60-65°F.
Wednesday and Thursday promise much quieter weather, with highs ranging from 75-80°F and overnight lows between 54-60°F. The heat and humidity will subside, providing a much-needed reprieve from the early week’s extreme weather.
