Davenport, IA – Quad Cities residents should brace for slick conditions as a new round of measurable snow arrives Thursday night. With temperatures hovering near freezing and fog lingering, drivers face potential hazards heading into the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, patchy fog will develop tonight and Thursday morning, reducing visibility and creating lingering slick spots on roadways, especially during the morning commute. Thursday afternoon will bring a mix of rain and snow, with snow chances rising Thursday evening into the night. High temperatures will reach 38°F Thursday before dipping to 24°F overnight.
The NWS forecasts a 60-90% chance of measurable snowfall Thursday night, primarily northeast of the Quad Cities. Gusty northwest winds up to 20 mph could create drifting snow and make travel conditions even more treacherous. Commuters are advised to monitor road conditions, reduce speeds, and plan for extra travel time.
Looking ahead, Friday will offer a brief reprieve with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 31°F. However, temperatures will plummet Friday night, with lows dipping to 16°F. By Saturday, residents can expect mostly sunny skies but continued frigid conditions, with highs peaking at just 28°F and overnight lows around 15°F.
Sunday provides a welcome break with sunny skies and a slight warm-up, with highs reaching the mid-30s. Drivers should remain cautious through the weekend as icy patches and lingering fog may persist during morning and evening hours.
Stay alert for updates as conditions develop, and follow local advisories for safe travel.
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