winter

This winter has been hard on the streets.

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.

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.

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Hope you enjoyed the sunny, 60-degree weather today.

Snowmageddon? Nah, it's just winter in the Quad Cities. Maybe it's just me, but it seems these days we make more out of winter weather than it really is. Weather wise this week has stunk. I get it. Plenty of snow and some cold and windy conditions to go along with it...

The warmer temps were nice while they lasted, but now the cold air and wintery conditions return.

A researcher at the University of Ottawa says that too much layering could just make the problem worse.

Temps will remain in the single digits today with wind chills making it feel like -10º.