Moline, Illinois – Sweltering heat and a rising storm risk are setting the stage for a turbulent start to the weekend across the Quad Cities. Temperatures in Moline are expected to hit 92°F Friday afternoon before thunderstorms move into the area by evening, potentially soaking parts of eastern Iowa and western Illinois.
According to the National Weather Service in the Quad Cities, a 30% chance of storms begins after 1 p.m. Friday, with a stronger round expected Friday night. Rainfall could reach up to three-quarters of an inch, particularly along major routes like Interstate 74, where wet pavement and reduced visibility may slow evening traffic. A Hazardous Weather Outlook remains in effect, urging residents to monitor alerts closely and avoid flooded intersections.
Saturday brings more unsettled weather, with a 50% chance of storms throughout the day and highs near 84°F. While skies should clear Saturday night, Sunday’s sunshine offers a break before another round of storms enters the picture early next week.
Residents are urged to stay off roads during downpours, keep phones charged, and secure outdoor items that could blow away in gusty winds.
Here’s your detailed five-day outlook for Moline and the surrounding region:
- Friday (July 11): Mostly sunny early, storms possible after 1 p.m. | High: 92°F
- Saturday: Chance of morning and afternoon storms | High: 84°F
- Sunday: Mostly sunny, dry and pleasant | High: 85°F
- Monday: Sunny and warmer | High: 90°F
- Tuesday: Scattered storms possible | High: 90°F
Stay weather-aware heading into the weekend. Another round of storms is possible Tuesday night into Wednesday.
