Davenport, IA – A wet and windy pattern will impact eastern Iowa and western Illinois early this week, with rain arriving Monday and the potential for snow by Wednesday. Temperatures will remain mild to start but will drop midweek as a strong system moves in.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will bring increasing clouds and a 30% chance of rain before noon. Highs will reach 56°F, with breezy south winds at 5-10 mph. By Monday night, temperatures will drop to 46°F under mostly cloudy skies.
Tuesday will see a more significant system move in, bringing widespread showers throughout the day. Highs will stay in the mid-50s before rain intensifies overnight. By Wednesday, colder air will filter in, and rain may transition to snow. Winds will pick up, creating blustery conditions with highs near 46°F. The chance of precipitation is 90%, and roads could become slick, particularly on I-80 and I-74.
By Wednesday night, temperatures will plummet to 25°F, with lingering snow showers possible. Thursday will be sunny but chilly, with a high near 45°F. Another system could bring rain and snow Friday, with highs in the low 40s.
Travelers should prepare for wet roads early in the week and possible icy conditions by Wednesday night. Stay updated with the latest weather alerts as the storm develops.
