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October Brings Warmer, Drier Weather After Soggy September in Quad Cities (opens the original)
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QUAD CITIES — September soaked the region with the 12th wettest September on record. Now October offers a welcome change. The Climate Prediction Center’s updated monthly outlook favors above-normal temperatures and below-normal precipitation across the Upper Mississippi Valley. The Quad Cities leans toward a warmer and drier October overall this year. It doesn’t mean every day will be warm or that the rain shuts off completely. There will still be ups and downs as cold fronts move through. While
Wet Weather Finally Ending, Beautiful Fall Stretch Ahead (opens the original)
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QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) -- The long stretch of wet weather is nearly over. After one more rainy Thursday, a fantastic stretch of early October weather moves in and sticks around through the weekend and into next week. Showers will continue through much of Thursday morning, with the heaviest rain expected before midday. Areas north of Highway 30 face the best chance of heavier rainfall, especially closer to the Highway 20 corridor. A few embedded thunderstorms could also develop and produce
Heavy Rain Brings 2-3 Inches to Quad Cities Through Friday Morning (opens the original)
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QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) -- The Quad Cities area is bracing for a soggy stretch of weather. Multiple rounds of rain will move through the area from Wednesday through Thursday night, with some heavy downpours possible at times. When everything wraps up Friday morning, widespread rainfall totals of 2 to 3 inches are expected, with some locations potentially seeing even higher amounts. This won’t be a nonstop downpour for the next two days. Breaks between showers will occur, but the overall pa
Rain Moves Into Quad Cities Wednesday (opens the original)
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QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) -- Tuesday will feature a mix of clouds and sunshine with temperatures climbing into the 70s. A few spots south of the Quad Cities could make a run at 80 degrees. Clouds will gradually increase through the day, but most of us stay dry through the evening. This is your last chance to enjoy dry conditions for a while. Showers and a few thunderstorms will begin spreading into the area after midnight, becoming more widespread toward Wednesday morning. Severe weather is
Cloudy, Cool Pattern Lingers Through Weekend in Quad Cities (opens the original)
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QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) -- A cloudy, cool stretch will continue through the weekend across the Quad Cities, with light showers possible through Sunday. Rain chances increase significantly around the middle of next week when a larger weather system could bring heavier rainfall to the region. Clouds will dominate Friday with occasional sprinkles or light showers expected throughout the day. Most areas will see less than a tenth of an inch of rain, though some spots in Illinois may stay dry.
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