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Why hurricanes travel west
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Ask Andrew: Why do hurricanes move from east to west?
Hurricanes follow trade or steering winds when moving near the equator.
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Quad Cities fall color guide: When to watch
When and where you can expect to see some spectacular fall color displays by marvelous midwestern leaves
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Ask Andrew: When to watch for peak fall color
Here's when we can expect the peak color to arrive in the Quad Cities region.
Weather
Morning Quad Cities Weather | Monday, September 26, 2022
Clouds are back on the increase by Monday afternoon with wind gusts up to 30 MPH possible at times.
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Rare heat burst causes nighttime temperatures to spike well into the 80s
The rare phenomenon often comes with strong winds and quickly rising temperatures from dissipating showers and thunderstorms.
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Ask Andrew | What is a heat burst?
A rare heat burst made its way through the Quad Cities Wednesday morning. Here's how we track them.
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Why I-80 is an important landmark when forecasting storms
More and more meteorologists are using landmarks to reference the location of severe weather rather than county names.
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Ask Andrew | Why we talk about I-80 when forecasting
Major landmarks help us better communicate where we expect the toughest weather conditions will be.
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Why the dew point is a better measurement of how humid it is outside
Even though we talk about how humid it feels outside, the dew point is a better measure of moisture. Here's why.
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Ask Andrew: How do we have a low dew point, but high humidity?
Humidity is dependent on the difference between the dew point temperature and the air temperature.
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Yes, the fall season is getting warmer and sticking around longer
Fall is not only getting warmer, it's also sticking around longer in the Quad Cities.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Why do hurricanes move from east to west?
Hurricanes follow trade or steering winds when moving near the equator.
Ask Andrew
Quad Cities fall color guide: When to watch
When and where you can expect to see some spectacular fall color displays by marvelous midwestern leaves
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: When to watch for peak fall color
Here's when we can expect the peak color to arrive in the Quad Cities region.
Weather
Morning Quad Cities Weather | Monday, September 26, 2022
Clouds are back on the increase by Monday afternoon with wind gusts up to 30 MPH possible at times.
Ask Andrew
Rare heat burst causes nighttime temperatures to spike well into the 80s
The rare phenomenon often comes with strong winds and quickly rising temperatures from dissipating showers and thunderstorms.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew | What is a heat burst?
A rare heat burst made its way through the Quad Cities Wednesday morning. Here's how we track them.
Ask Andrew
Why I-80 is an important landmark when forecasting storms
More and more meteorologists are using landmarks to reference the location of severe weather rather than county names.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew | Why we talk about I-80 when forecasting
Major landmarks help us better communicate where we expect the toughest weather conditions will be.
Ask Andrew
Why the dew point is a better measurement of how humid it is outside
Even though we talk about how humid it feels outside, the dew point is a better measure of moisture. Here's why.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: How do we have a low dew point, but high humidity?
Humidity is dependent on the difference between the dew point temperature and the air temperature.
Ask Andrew
Yes, the fall season is getting warmer and sticking around longer
Fall is not only getting warmer, it's also sticking around longer in the Quad Cities.
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