Kyle Kiel

3 weeks ago | kwqc.com | Kyle Kiel

DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Planting season is underway, and while spending time in the garden you may have questions about the plants going in the ground. Jolinda Eggers, the Natural Resources Program Coordinator with the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach office, shares about the offerings of the office and how its staff can help.

1 month ago | kwqc.com | Kyle Kiel

QUAD CITIES, IA/Ill. (KWQC) --Patchy frost tonight? Warmer Mother’s Day weekendSummer-like temperatures next week Plenty of sunshine is expected for the remainder of the afternoon. High temperatures will be about 10-15 degrees cooler than Thursday, but it will be seasonable with temperatures reaching around 70°. Tonight we will have a clear sky and light wind, allowing temperatures to drop to the middle 30s to near 40°, leading to potential patchy frost development.

1 month ago | kwqc.com | Kyle Kiel

QUAD CITIES, IA/Ill. (KWQC) --Patchy frost tonight? Warmer Mother’s Day weekendSummer-like temperatures next week Plenty of sunshine is expected for the remainder of the afternoon. High temperatures will be about 10-15 degrees cooler than Wednesday, but it will be seasonable with temperatures reaching around 70°. Tonight we will have a clear sky and light wind, allowing temperatures to drop to the middle 30s to near 40°, leading to potential patchy frost development.

1 month ago | kwqc.com | Kyle Kiel

QUAD CITIES, IA/Ill. (KWQC) --Warmer temperatures this afternoonWednesday cold front, isolated showers80s return this weekendAside from fair weather clouds, plenty of sunshine expected this afternoon as temperatures reach the lower to middle 70s. On Wednesday, a cold front will move into the area. Ahead of it, temperatures will climb to near 80º, and a few showers can’t be ruled out as the front passes through. A thunderstorm can’t be ruled out but no severe weather is expected.

1 month ago | kwqc.com | Kyle Kiel |Cyle Dickens

QUAD CITIES, IA/Ill. (KWQC) -- A conditional threat of severe weather is in place for the TV6 viewing area later this afternoon through the overnight hours. A layer of warmer air aloft will likely prevent storm development this afternoon. However, if the cap breaks, a couple isolated storms could develop and turn severe. The main threat would be large hail and tornadoes, and likely northwest of the Quad Cities where a Level 3 out of 5 risk of severe weather is in place.