Friday, December 30, 2011
Another Warmer than Normal New Year's Eve in the Quad Cities?
Right now, it looks as though it'll be another warm day in the Quad Cities on New Year's Eve. High temps are forecasted to be in the upper 40s with some neighborhoods reaching the lower 50s on Saturday with a mix of sun and clouds.
During the past 11 years, temps have been above our average high of 31° on New Year's Eve 64% of the time. Last year, we hit 55° on New Year's Eve. However, a cold front knocked our temps down into the teens New Year's Day morning and highs last year on New Year's Day were near 30°.
It looks like a similar thing will happen this year although it won't be as chilly on New Year's Day. A cold front will move through late Saturday night sparking a few light rain/snow showers and it'll drop our temps back into the mid to upper 30s for New Year's Day.
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