Strong storms are expected to affect areas of Iowa and Illinois tonight through Thursday, with the possibility of damaging winds and heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service (NWS) in the Quad Cities has issued a warning, advising residents to be prepared for potential severe weather conditions.
The National Weather Service (NWS) predicts a notable rise in storm activity overnight, with a 60% probability of experiencing storms in the evening. These storms could potentially bring about strong winds, intense rainfall, and localized flooding. Temperature-wise, the range is anticipated to be between the mid-60s and low 70s.
Thursday is expected to see continued storm activity into the morning hours, with the likelihood of strong storms persisting throughout the day. The upper 80s temperatures will contribute to the instability, further increasing the potential for severe weather. The chance of storms remains high, with a 50-80% likelihood throughout the day.
By the end of the week, there may still be a chance of a few lingering showers, particularly in the northeastern regions of Iowa and Illinois. During this time, temperatures are anticipated to be slightly cooler, ranging between 77 and 83°F. However, the weather is expected to improve as the weekend approaches. Both Saturday and Sunday are forecasted to have sunny skies, with temperatures ranging from the low to mid-80s.
