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WQAD Chief Meteorologist James Zahara dug up the weather records and discovered the coldest March 4th occurred in 1960 when the high was 14.

I wondered if schools would be in session until July as I watch cancellations this winter.

Watching the snow fall last night was pretty, but now it's back to reality and time to clear it off the sidewalks and driveways. Here are some tips to stay safe while you clear your driveways and sidewalks.

It might be a slippery ride home from work this evening, and possibly not much better heading into work tomorrow morning.

As the Quad Cities gears up for snow this weekend, cities in the area are taking steps to make sure they can clear the streets and keep the region moving.

How much snow did you get? The National Weather Service Quad Cities Illinois/Iowa want to know.

We Quad Citians are no strangers to cold and snow, and with 13.8 inches of the white stuff hitting us overnight I thought I'd share some shoveling secrets to help you get the job done safely and efficiently.

The National Weather Service has now made it a Winter Storm WARNING for the Quad Cities on Sunday. According to our Local 4 News and Weather partners, that means confidence is high on a widespread, high impact winter weather event on Sunday.

We told you about how you can prep your car for winter travel, but is your home ready for winter? Last night's snowfall in the QCA is a good reminder to make sure you're ready for snowy weather.

Many of us will be on the road over the next couple of months visiting family and friends. Follow these five winter travel tips to stay safe.