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Quad Cities, IA/IL – A winter storm system will bring rain and snow to the Quad Cities area through Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service (NWS) predicts rain to develop Monday afternoon before transitioning to snow overnight.
According to the NWS, the changeover from rain to snow remains uncertain in timing but will likely occur late Monday night. Areas south of Highway 20 are expected to experience rain first, with light snowfall possible early Tuesday. The probability of measurable snow varies across the region, with areas like Waterloo and Cedar Rapids seeing up to a 58% chance of accumulation.
Drivers should monitor road conditions as wet surfaces could freeze when temperatures drop overnight. The NWS advises residents to check forecasts regularly for updates. Iowa road conditions can be tracked at 511ia.org, while Illinois updates are available at gettingaroundillinois.com.
Local residents are encouraged to stay cautious, especially during the Tuesday morning commute, as slick and icy roads are possible. Travel plans should include extra time and adjustments to avoid potential hazards.
While snowfall is expected to remain light, the exact location and amount of accumulation remain unclear. Quad Cities residents should stay informed as conditions evolve.
For the latest updates, follow the National Weather Service Quad Cities and local meteorological reports.
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