KWQC Weather: Severe Storms Threaten Quad Cities – Live Updates

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KWQC Weather: Severe Storms Threaten Quad Cities – Live Updates

KWQC Weather Alert: Severe Storms Expected in the Quad Cities

The KWQC First Alert Weather Team is closely monitoring a developing weather system bringing the threat of strong to severe storms to the Quad Cities area this Wednesday evening. Residents should prepare for potentially damaging conditions, including strong winds, large hail, and the possibility of isolated tornadoes.

Storm Timeline & Impact

Widespread storms are anticipated between 4:00 PM and 9:00 PM local time. The entire KWQC TV6 viewing area is currently under a Level 2 risk assessment, indicating a significant potential for all types of severe weather. This means conditions are favorable for the development of damaging thunderstorms.

Potential Hazards

  • Damaging Winds: Straight-line winds could reach speeds capable of downing trees and power lines.
  • Large Hail: Hailstones of significant size are possible, posing a threat to vehicles and property.
  • Tornado Potential: While not widespread, the conditions are conducive to the formation of spin-up tornadoes. Stay vigilant and know your safe spaces.

Stay Updated with KWQC

The KWQC First Alert Weather Team is committed to providing you with the latest information. We will be providing live updates throughout the evening on air and online. You can also find real-time radar imagery and detailed forecasts on our website.

Share Your Weather Photos

Have you captured photos of the storms? We want to see them! Submit your weather photos to KWQC and help us document the event. (Link to submission form would go here)

Safety Reminders

During severe weather, remember to:

  • Seek shelter indoors in a basement, storm cellar, or interior room.
  • Stay away from windows.
  • Monitor weather updates from reliable sources like KWQC.
  • If driving, pull over to a safe location and wait for the storm to pass.

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