National Weather Service Quad Cities

Recent snow and rain in Minnesota and Wisconsin make spring flooding much more likely on the Mississippi River.

In the Quad Cities, overnight lows are forecast to be around 12 above zero with wind chills near zero.

Sleet and freezing rain in the Quad Cities early this morning lowered the amount of snowfall during this round of winter weather.

Many locations will get 3 to 5 inches of snow, but 4 to 7 inches are now in the forecast for more counties including Scott and Rock Island.

The chance of spring flooding is slightly above normal for the Mississippi River, and near to below normal for local tributaries.

The National Weather Service in the Quad Cities' forecast for snow was fairly accurate.

The chance of spring flooding in northwestern Illinois and eastern Iowa is "near normal to below normal."

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