Quad Cities, IA/IL – Rain, fog, and cooler temperatures are on the way for the Quad Cities region, with unsettled weather expected to dominate the week ahead. Residents should prepare for rain on Sunday, a mix of rain and snow early next week, and cooling temperatures as we head into New Year’s Day.
According to the National Weather Service, patchy fog is expected tonight, with lows dipping to 34–41°F. Sunday will bring a 20–40% chance of rain, primarily east of the Mississippi River. Highs will range from 43–50°F, but expect a cooler night with temperatures dropping to 30–35°F.
The workweek will kick off with mostly cloudy skies on Monday and highs in the mid-40s. By Monday night, there is a 50% chance of rain or a rain/snow mix, particularly in the Davenport and Moline areas. On Tuesday, precipitation could continue in the morning before clearing, with highs struggling to reach 39°F.
Looking ahead to New Year’s Day, sunny skies are forecast, but temperatures will remain chilly, with highs around 33°F and lows nearing 20°F. Gusty winds may make it feel even colder, so dress warmly for outdoor celebrations.
Travelers should exercise caution on Sunday due to fog and rain, especially along I-80 and nearby roadways. As temperatures drop, icy conditions could develop Monday night into Tuesday. Stay updated by checking forecasts and road conditions regularly.
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