Andrew Stutzke is a certified meteorologist and Senior/Morning Meteorologist for WQAD News 8, focusing on local weather forecasts and analysis in the Quad Cities area of Illinois. With a passion for meteorology and a love for his community, Andrew provides informative and engaging articles on various weather phenomena, seasonal patterns, and upcoming celestial events.
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The Farmers' Almanac is a popular resource for winter forecasts. Here's how they measure up here in the Quad Cities.
Abigail from Davenport asks what the difference is between severe storms that form in the spring versus the fall season.
Scott from Osco, Illinois, asks if pesky insects and biting flies mean rain is on the way.
Cindy from Sterling, Illinois, asks if we measure the outdoor temperature in the sun or the shade.
Tom from Cambridge, Illinois, asks why water always takes longer to warm up in the summer compared to temperatures
La Niña is expected to emerge in the eastern Pacific Ocean this winter. Here's how it will impact our upcoming winter weather patterns.
Minute Pirate Bugs are coming out in full force for October. Here's where these bugs come from and what, if anything, you can do to avoid them.
Two strong solar storms have brought the northern lights to the Quad Cities region this year so far. Here's why we will likely see more in the months ahead.
By: Andrew Stutzke
The U.S. National Weather Service in the Quad Cities will be holding free winter spotter training this December. Here's how you can attend.
By: Andrew Stutzke
Both forecast models cover the globe but there are some key differences in how they use data.
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