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Hot, humid, smoky and stormy Monday
By Anthony Peoples,
2026-07-20The Quad Cities will be dealing with a lot of hazards to kick off the new week. It’ll be another hot and humid day with poor air quality again.
A few showers and storms are possible this morning and more widespread strong to severe storms are likely this afternoon into the evening.
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