Quad Cities, IL/IA – Shoppers and travelers across the Quad Cities should brace for a frosty weekend as temperatures hover near freezing, with lows dropping into the teens and single digits by Saturday night. A light dusting of snow is possible early Saturday morning, particularly in northeast Missouri, southeast Iowa, and west-central Illinois.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday’s high will reach 26 degrees under sunny skies, but nighttime temperatures will plummet to 14 degrees. Gusty west winds up to 25 mph will make conditions feel even colder for Black Friday shoppers and commuters.
Saturday brings similar conditions, with sunny skies and a high of 27 degrees. Overnight, expect mostly clear skies but bitter cold temperatures, as lows could hit 13 degrees. A slight chance of snow flurries early Saturday morning may impact drivers on key roadways, including I-74 and Route 67. Travelers are urged to check road conditions and dress warmly.
Sunday will see continued sunshine and highs near 27 degrees, with another chilly night expected as lows drop to 14 degrees. The start of the workweek offers a slight reprieve, with Monday’s high reaching 29 degrees and partly sunny skies in the forecast.
For those planning outdoor activities or traveling, layering up with insulated outerwear, gloves, and hats is highly recommended. Temperatures remain below average for this time of year, and wind chills could increase the risk of frostbite during prolonged exposure.
Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and road advisories as the Quad Cities navigate this frigid weekend.
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