Quad Cities, IA/IL – A winter storm watch has been issued for southeast Iowa, northeast Missouri, and west-central Illinois this weekend. Snowfall between 4 to 7 inches is expected from late Saturday through Sunday night.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), heavier snow is likely in southern portions of the region. Northern areas will see a sharp drop-off in accumulation. Strong winds may create blowing snow and dangerous travel conditions, especially near Missouri.
Blizzard-like conditions could develop, making travel hazardous or impossible on Sunday. Residents are urged to monitor updates and consider postponing non-essential trips.
This watch highlights the continued threat of severe weather disrupting weekend plans across the Midwest. The NWS advises keeping emergency supplies in vehicles and following travel advisories.
Drivers heading southward should prepare for sudden visibility drops and icy roads. Public works departments are standing by to clear major routes, but side roads could remain treacherous.
Stay informed by following weather updates and local authorities. Plan for delays and stay off the roads if conditions worsen.
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