Davenport, IA – Residents of the Quad Cities region are bracing for a potentially stormy Fourth of July as scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected. Strong to severe storms are possible, particularly west of the Mississippi River.
According to the US National Weather Service Quad Cities, the region could see damaging winds and hail. Meteorologists advise residents to stay informed through weather updates as the storm’s path remains uncertain. With the threat of severe weather, it’s crucial for citizens to have multiple ways to receive weather warnings, especially during the night when many may be asleep.
Current forecasts indicate a high of 86°F in Davenport, with rain likely throughout the day. The air quality index is reported as good, but flooding remains a concern due to the expected heavy rains. The weather service emphasizes the importance of seeking shelter indoors if thunder is heard, as a precaution against the potentially hazardous conditions.
Looking ahead, the weather remains unsettled. Thursday is expected to bring a 50% chance of showers with a high near 83°F. By Friday, conditions will start to improve with partly cloudy skies and a high of 76°F. The weekend forecast shows mostly sunny skies on Saturday with a high near 81°F, while Sunday has a 45% chance of scattered showers and a high of 78°F. Early next week, Monday and Tuesday are predicted to be partly cloudy with highs in the mid-70s.
