Quad Cities, IA/IL – Clear and cold weather will grip the region as Thanksgiving week kicks off with frigid conditions. Wind chills could drop to the teens by early Tuesday morning, making for a brisk morning commute.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will remain in the 19-25°F range overnight Monday, with a slight warm-up on Tuesday. Clouds will increase during the day, leading to highs of 37-44°F. A chance of light rain appears Wednesday, tapering off by Wednesday night with no snow accumulation expected.
Thanksgiving Day will feature brisk, partly sunny skies with temperatures ranging from 29-35°F. By Friday, expect blustery winds and lows dipping to 9-18°F. Saturday will bring the coldest conditions of the week, with daytime highs of just 21-27°F.
Residents should prepare for icy wind chills and stay bundled up for outdoor activities. Travel plans might require extra caution, especially for early-morning commutes. Forecasters recommend layering up and staying updated on changing conditions throughout the week.
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