Quad Cities, IA/IL — Freezing drizzle is expected late Sunday night into Monday morning, potentially creating hazardous travel conditions. The impacted areas include locations along and north of a line from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Princeton, Illinois.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), icy spots are most likely on bridges, sidewalks, parking lots, and untreated roads. The freezing drizzle could develop after midnight and persist through 9 a.m. Monday, with temperatures hovering near freezing.
Travelers are advised to monitor road conditions closely and allow extra time for commutes. Officials recommend using resources like 511ia.org for Iowa and gettingaroundillinois.com for Illinois to check for real-time road updates.
NWS urges residents to use caution when walking on slick sidewalks and to avoid sudden stops while driving on icy roads. Even minor ice accumulation can lead to dangerous conditions, particularly during the morning rush hour.
Stay updated on changing weather forecasts by following the NWS or local news outlets. Be sure to plan ahead to avoid disruptions.
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