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WEATHER ALERT STATUS: MONITOR

Flurries, light snow or freezing drizzle is possible Sunday night into Monday morning, mainly south of Interstate-80.

Thunderstorms are possible late Tuesday into Wednesday.

THE WEEK AHEAD

NO ACTIVE OUTLOOKS

SHORT-TERM FORECASTS

👉 Our weather pattern will become increasingly active in the coming days as Gulf moisture lifts north into the region bringing chances for heavy rain and potentially strong thunderstorms.

👉 Total rainfall up to 1 to 3 inches is possible across parts of the QCA region through the end of the week as multiple systems traverse the Midwest.

👉 As of right now, the area of greatest risk for severe weather and flooding is mainly south and east of the Quad Cities, but this will need to be monitored.
👉 After daytime highs peak in the 60s on Friday, colder air descends on the QCA this weekend with chances for snow.

👉 Light snowfall is possible Saturday along and north of Highway 30 before snow chances increase Sunday further south.

👉 On Sunday, probabilities for up to one inch or more of snowfall have risen to around 50% in areas south of Interstate-80.

LONG-TERM FORECASTS

CLIMATE DATA
Moline
February 26

SNOWFALL

Month to date: 0.2″
Normal: 7.9″

Since Dec. 1st: 11.5″
Normal: 27.5″

Since July 1st: 20.7″
Normal: 29.9″

PRECIPITATION

Month to date: Trace
Normal: 1.58″

Since Dec. 1st: 2.45″
Normal: 5.28″

Since Jan. 1st: 0.48″
Normal: 3.24″

FEBRUARY HISTORY

All-Time High
79° in 2024

All-Time Low
-28° in 1996

Most Snowfall
22.3″ in 2014

Least Snowfall
Trace in 1987 & 1931

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