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Clock ticking for Corn Belt farmers stranded by rain
Keitzer says several days in a row with overcast skies, drizzle and fog also raise concerns because fields aren’t drying out. There’s a growing sense of urgency across the Corn Belt as wet weather slows harvest and deteriorates crop conditions. Southeast Iowa farmer Dan Keitzer says activity is...
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Heavy rainfall triggers street flooding and road closures in Davenport
Heavy weekend rain causes flash flooding and road closures in Davenport Heavy rainfall brought flash flooding to Davenport over the weekend, submerging a car at West River Drive and Howell Street and prompting road closures. Davenport Public Works urged drivers to avoid flooded streets and surcharging manholes. #DavenportIowa #FlashFlooding #RiverDrive #QuadCities #QCA #KWQC #IowaWeather.
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Eastern Iowa flooding continues as Rock River rises near Moline
The English River remained above flood stage near Kalona Monday while Cedar Rapids and Marion assessed damage and the Rock River was forecast to flood near Moline. Updated and last verified Monday, Sept. 21, 2026, at 4 p.m. CDT. EASTERN IOWA AND THE QUAD CITIES — River flooding remained a...
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Weekend downpours flood over 100 Quad Cities basements as cleanup crews face backlogs
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - The Quad Cities area is no stranger to heavy rains and flooding. This past weekend, the QCA saw yet another edition of streets underwater, campground evacuations and basements filling up. “We had people out all weekend. We have eight to 12 crews out right now working...
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Fall is officially here, but peak colors may arrive later this year
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) -Fall officially arrives Tuesday with the autumn equinox, but if you’re waiting for the best fall colors across the Quad Cities, patience may be required this year. The equinox marks the astronomical start of fall, when the sun crosses directly over Earth’s equator. While many describe...
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Heavy rains result in QCA flooding; Bettendorf park has raging waters
After recent heavy rains, streets and rivers were flooded Sunday in the Quad Cities area. The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Rock River near Joslin affecting Rock Island, Whiteside and Henry counties and the Rock River at Moline affecting Rock Island and Henry counties. Additional rainfall from Sunday through Monday […]
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Stubborn Storm System Lingers Over Quad Cities
Scattered showers remain possible through at least the first half of Tuesday. Most areas will see minimal additional rainfall, generally a tenth of an inch or less, though a few heavier showers could drop more than a half inch in localized spots. The clouds will stick around for much of Tuesday and potentially into Tuesday night. A northeast wind gusting between 20 to 25 mph will add to the cooler feel, making conditions feel more like October than late September. High temperatures will only reach the upper 50s to middle 60s.
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Wapsipinicon River over major flood stage
Wapsipinicon River reaches major flood stage near DeWitt The Wapsipinicon River has reached major flood stage near DeWitt at 13.1 feet, impacting Old Highway 61 and low-lying properties near Calamus. The river is projected to crest Wednesday at 13.2 feet following heavy weekend rains. #WapsipiniconRiver #DeWittIowa #ClintonCounty #FloodWarning #QuadCities #QCA #KWQC #IowaWeather.
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Cedar Rapids, Davenport and Dubuque Brace for River Flooding This Week as English and Wapsipinicon Rivers Reach Major Flood Stage After 5 to 10 Inches of Rain
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA — Widespread rainfall amounts of 5 to 10 inches over the last week have fallen across portions of Iowa and Illinois, causing many river levels to rise in the region, according to a River Flooding forecast from BAMWeather covering Monday through Wednesday. Forecast river gauge levels will reach moderate to major flood stage early to mid-week, most notably the English and Wapsipinicon Rivers in Iowa. If you live near any of these waterways, this week is when the flooding threat becomes most serious.
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Heaviest Rain Axis Now Lines Up Along I 80 From Quad Cities to Chicago With 3 to 6 Inches Possible
ILLINOIS AND IOWA — The axis of heaviest rain is lining up along I-80 tonight, stretching from the Quad Cities through LaSalle and into Chicago. A pocket of 3 to 6 inches of rainfall is possible within this corridor, raising significant concern for flash flooding as storms are expected to really ramp up after 12 AM. Residents along this stretch are being urged to avoid flooded roads and stay home tonight if possible.
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Significant flooding around the Quad Cities area
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More heavy rain still for our Sunday
After a lot of constant rain over this past week and for the start of the weekend, we are still not out of the woods yet. More heavy rain is expected through the rest of our Saturday night and more heavy rain moving in through Sunday morning with at least another inch of rain possible.
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Flooding concerns continue with more heavy rain ahead
QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) -- We’ve seen very few breaks in the rain over the past several days, and we’re not quite done with the wet weather just yet. Several areas across the QCA have reported heavy rain and flash flooding during the morning hours, producing some pretty impressive 48 hour rainfall totals.