Moline, Illinois – Spring-like conditions continue to roll through the Quad Cities this weekend, with clouds thickening and a slight chance of rain on Sunday. Temperatures are expected to climb to a high of 59°F by the afternoon, creating a mild but damp environment for local residents. While widespread rain isn’t expected, a 20% chance of showers is forecast to move in after noon, affecting roads and outdoor plans. The most noticeable change will be a shift in wind speeds, with gusts of up to 20 mph in the afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, the wind is expected to pick up from the northeast at 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. This will create a breezy atmosphere, and anyone planning outdoor activities should be prepared for gusty conditions. If you’re on the road, drive carefully and be aware of wet patches in areas where rain showers could briefly accumulate.
For those heading to Davenport, temperatures will hover near 65°F on Sunday, offering a bit more sunshine and fewer clouds. The warm temperatures and mild conditions will make for a pleasant day, though the possibility of a light shower will remain in the forecast.
Looking ahead, the forecast for the coming days shows a gradual warming trend. By Tuesday, temperatures will rise to 74°F with mostly sunny skies. Wednesday sees a slight chance of showers again, but overall, the week ahead promises generally mild, spring-like weather, with highs near 75°F by midweek.
The NWS also warns that as we enter next week, occasional rain showers could affect the area, so be prepared for possible disruptions to travel, especially on Tuesday and Wednesday. Make sure to monitor local forecasts as conditions shift.
