Davenport, IA – A weak cold front will move into eastern Iowa and northwest Illinois today, bringing a temporary respite from the summer heat. The cold front is expected to lift back north late in the week, leading to cooler temperatures and occasional chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms along and north of the boundary.
According to the US National Weather Service Quad Cities Iowa/Illinois, isolated strong storms are possible this afternoon, with primary threats including gusty winds and minor flooding from locally heavy rainfall. The weather service has advised residents to stay informed and prepared for sudden changes in weather conditions.
Peak afternoon heat indices are forecast to rise again later in the week, reaching the mid to upper 90s for parts of the area.
3-Day Weather Outlook:
Today (6/19): Expect temperatures ranging from 76-92°F. Scattered showers and storms will occur throughout the day, with a few strong storms possible. The highest rain chances will be north and west of the Quad Cities, with coverage ranging from 20-60%.
Thursday (6/20): Temperatures will be slightly cooler, ranging from 81-93°F. Scattered showers and storms remain possible, with coverage staying between 20-50%.
Friday (6/21): Temperatures will rise again, ranging from 87-93°F. Isolated showers and storms are expected north of Highway 30, with coverage between 20-30%.
