Quad County Weather LLC

05/31/2026

Lightning can strike up to 10 miles from a storm, are you prepared?

Join Quad County Weather on July 4th at 10 AM for our Lightning Awareness Class, designed to help you stay safe during summer storms.

We’ll cover:

• When to take shelter
• Outdoor event and holiday safety
• How lightning forms
• What to do if someone is struck
• Real examples from our region

Registration is required to attend.
Stay informed. Stay weather‑ready. ⚡

05/31/2026

🌩️ FREE COMMUNITY WEATHER SAFETY CLASSES Learn. Prepare. Stay Weather‑Ready!

Quad County Weather is offering free public classes to help you understand severe weather and stay safe when conditions change fast.

Join us to learn about every first Saturday at 10am CST:
• Storm Preparedness
• Flood & Lightning Safety
• Winter Weather Tips
• Road & Facility Awareness
• And more taught by trained QCW volunteers!

These classes are open to everyone, families, students, and community members who want to be weather‑ready before the next storm hits. Registration is required for each class.

📍 Sign up now: https://quadcountyweather.com/classes
✅ Trusted. Trained. Weather‑Ready.

Register for Quad County Weather safety classes, spotter talks, and community events. Many sessions are online; browse the calendar and sign up below.

05/30/2026

I am getting reports that the moon will be a sight to see tonight. Will you be watching the moon? I know I will. Be sure to share your pictures with us.

05/29/2026

🚧🌩️ ROAD & FACILITY CLOSURES — Stay Weather‑Ready! 🌩️🚧
When severe weather strikes, it’s not just the roads that are affected — facilities can close too. That’s why Quad County Weather now provides live updates on both road and facility closures across our coverage area.

Check the latest information on:
• Flooded Roads & Storm Damage
• Hazardous Travel Areas
• Reported Facility Closures
• Reopening Updates

Our goal is simple: keep you safe, informed, and ready when conditions change fast.

Stay alert and check live updates anytime at:
🌐 https://quadcountyweather.com/closures/

05/29/2026

It is looking like we have the chance for some thunderstroms this coming week it is looking like we could see them in parts of the Iowa, Missouri, and Souther Illinois area tomorrow going in to sunday. With the greatest chance being early sunday morning. At this time it does not look severe in nature. We will continue to monitor and update as time continues on. if you happen to see something that we dont and you feel it needs to be reported visit quadcountyweather.com/report and submit a weather report to us.

05/28/2026

⚠️🌩️ BIG NEWS! The QCW Website Just Got a MAJOR Upgrade! 🌩️⚠️

We’ve been working hard behind the scenes — and today, we’re excited to announce that the brand‑new Quad County Weather website is officially LIVE and packed with powerful new features to keep you and your family weather‑ready.

This isn’t just a facelift… it’s a full rebuild designed for SPEED, CLARITY, and SAFETY.

🔥 What’s New?
• Live, real‑time forecasts updated around the clock
• Current severe weather alerts right on the homepage
• Instant alert sign‑up so you never miss critical information
• Active road closures to help you plan safe travel
• Cleaner, faster, mobile‑friendly design
• Streamlined navigation so you can find what you need in seconds

Whether you’re tracking storms, checking road conditions, or signing up for alerts, the new QCW website puts life‑saving information at your fingertips.

🌪️ Why This Matters
Severe weather can change in minutes. Our upgraded site helps ensure you get the information you need, fast, accurate, and easy to access, no matter where you are.

📲 Check it out now and explore everything we’ve added at www.quadcountyweather.com
Your safety is our mission. Your trust is our responsibility.
And this upgrade is just the beginning.

05/28/2026

A picture doesn't really do it justice. What does the moon look like from your angle?

05/26/2026

We are in a warming trend currently with highs up to the mid to upper 80s. It looks like these temps are here to stay for a while. Although there is a slight chance of rain it is unlikely that we will see rain in much of the coverage area. We will continue to monitor conditions and bring you the critical weather updates you want.

05/19/2026

At this time there have been no other tornado watches issued that I am seeing on the imaging. I will continue to monitor for a few more hours to ensure things are good. I am seeing thunderstorms with what is moving through. At this time it is approaching the Scotland, Knox, and that area. In Iowa it is in the eastern half of the area. From what I am seeing it is loosing its intensity also. It it keeps up and continues to decrease in intensity the current tornado watches could expire early. All of our tornado warnings have expired.

05/19/2026

A tornado warning has been issued for Livingston County Missouri. If you are in that area take cover now. Most at risk areas are Braymer, Tina. Ludlow, Avalon, and Dawn.