Quad Cities, IA/IL – A brisk Friday with gusty northwest winds will give way to milder conditions this weekend, offering residents a reprieve from the chill. Temperatures will climb into the mid-40s Saturday and approach 60 degrees Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday will remain cloudy, with high temperatures near 44 degrees and winds gusting up to 25 mph. Travelers and commuters along I-74 and I-280 should prepare for reduced visibility due to wind-driven conditions. Saturday begins the warming trend, with partly sunny skies and light winds creating favorable conditions for outdoor activities.
By Sunday, highs will reach 56 degrees, a significant rise above the seasonal average. Residents planning for Thanksgiving week can expect dry weather to persist through Monday. Highs on Monday will hover around 44 degrees before temperatures dip overnight.
Tuesday looks clear and sunny with a high of 36, though colder nighttime lows in the mid-20s may bring frost concerns. Wednesday could bring a mix of rain and snow, with chances increasing into Thanksgiving Day. Early forecasts suggest a 30% chance of precipitation Thursday, so travelers should monitor updates for holiday plans.
Stay informed on developing weather conditions by following the National Weather Service updates and preparing for potential midweek rain or snow. With warmer temperatures returning, this weekend offers an ideal window for outdoor plans or travel preparation ahead of Thanksgiving.
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