Flood Warning Continues for Muscatine County Through Friday Morning

A Flood Warning remains in effect for Muscatine, Louisa and Washington counties until 11:30 a.m. Friday as creeks continue to rise and flooding impacts roads and fields. Emergency management officials reported several road closures, creeks overflowing their banks and widespread field flooding Thursday. Between 2 and 4 inches of rain have fallen, with another third of an inch to 1 inch possible before rain moves out early this evening.

Rain causes flooding throughout the Quad Cities

QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) - Consistent and heavy rain Thursday has caused flooding throughout the Quad Cities. A KWQC crew could see the Duck Creek flood over it’s banks at Middle Road in Bettendorf around 1:30 p.m. Flood warnings are in effect for Rock Island, Muscatine, Luisa, and portions...

Flooding across the Quad Cities, areas to avoid

Consistent and heavy rain Thursday has caused flooding throughout the Quad Cities.

Steady rain continues to fall Thursday, Flood Watches issued for some

6:30pm Update: Updated rainfall totals for Thursday evening. A steady light rain continues to fall and will do so for the next few hours. Rainfall rates will remain light and around 0.10 to 0.20 per hour. The steady and moderate rain continues to fall across northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin...

Heavy Rainfall and Flood Potential Today

The National Weather Service of the Quad Cities is warning of the potential for heavy rain and flooding today. While Whiteside County is included on the edge of the Flood Watch, most of the county is within the high confidence of 1.5 to 3+ inches of rain. Please see the NWS update below and visit weather.gov/dvn for more information.

Heavy rain expected for the Quad Cities

A storm system will bring another round of moderate to heavy rain to the Quad Cities today through Thursday night. High today and tomorrow will be around 70° then it turns cooler. Here’s your full 7-day forecast.

Rainy stretch for the Quad Cities

Quite a bit of rain is on the way for the Quad Cities starting late tonight. Another beautiful day is expected across the Mississippi River Valley today. Here’s your full 7-day forecast.

Heavy rain coming to Quad Cities Wednesday and Thursday

After some much-needed dry weather lately, things are about to get wet again in the Quad Cities. Rain is likely Wednesday and Thursday and could be heavy both days. Total rain amounts could approach 4″ in parts of our area. In the Quad Cities, 2 to 3 inches is the most likely scenario. We should […]

First Alert Forecast: Rain moves in by midweek

Some of the moisture from the rain could come from the remnants of Hurricane Polo in the eastern Pacific Ocean.

Dry couple of days before more rain

Our week will kick off pleasant with warmer weather tomorrow and Wednesday. Another moderate to heavy rain maker is on the way to the Quad Cities. Here’s your full 7-day forecast.

Sunshine Monday, Then Wet Pattern Arrives

QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) -- Enjoy the sunshine Monday because another wet and active weather pattern is headed toward the Quad Cities later this week. High pressure will give you a beautiful start to the work week with plenty of sunshine, light winds and highs in the low to mid 70s. A few clouds may linger early Monday morning before skies turn mostly sunny during the afternoon.

Your First Alert Forecast

Look for drier weather this afternoon, then a sunny and warm period Monday before heavy rain comes roaring back into the outlook.

More rain to end September

After an already wet stretch last week with 8 straight days of measurable rain totaling out to 4.7″ of rain total, more rain is on the way to end the month. There is a chance of above average rainfall for the Quad Cities for next week right around when we switch from September into October […]

Below average temperatures for the marathon tomorrow

After temperatures have been holding below average throughout most of the week, they are holding that trend for next week. The big Quad Cities Marathon will kick off tomorrow morning with temperatures in the upper 50s with a small chance of rain before clearing out and reaching near the 70s by the afternoon. As we […]

Your First Alert Forecast

Look for several dry hours before our next round of showers arrives this afternoon.

More rain on the way

Wet weather prompts changes for Bishop Hill Ag Days

The 54th annual 19th-Century harvest festival Jordbruksdagarna will take place Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 26 and 27, in Bishop Hill, but due to the recent weather, the location of some activities will change. The event features a variety of traditional craft demonstrations, food, vendors, and hands-on activities for the children...