Andy McCray is the Chief Meteorologist for WHBF-TV, specializing in providing accurate and timely weather forecasts for the Quad Cities area in Illinois. With a focus on local weather events, Andy keeps residents informed about severe weather conditions, storm warnings, and record-breaking snowfall, ensuring their safety and preparedness.
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Andy McCray's coverage is predominantly focused on local weather events in the Quad Cities area, with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to severe weather conditions. Given this focus, individuals or organizations who can provide timely updates, expert analysis, or first-hand accounts of severe weather impact may find success reaching out.
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The National Weather Service has confirmed a TORNADO struck Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline and East Moline on Monday evening.
Not only do we have high heat and humidity in the forecast for Tuesday, there’s also a chance for some strong to severe t’storms. Strong winds around 65 mph would be the most likely threat. A line of storms is possible in the afternoon as it moves in from the NW. The Storm Prediction Center […]
The National Weather Service has placed several Iowa counties under a Severe T'Storm Watch this evening (until 11 p.m.) This watch does not include the metro Quad Cities area.
After temps have stayed below normal almost every single day for the last 2 weeks – things are going to turn around this weekend.
It’s been yet another cooler than normal August day – and it’s about to be another cooler than normal August night! It’ll make for great weather for baseball along the Missi…
Posted: Updated: It's never been hotter than this on an August 27th in the Quad Cities! We broke today's record high of 97° just after 1 p.m.
We've had a lot of dry weather lately, and there's more of it in the forecast for the Quad Cities.
Want to check out something hurling through outer space around 17,500 mph tonight?!?!? You'll have the chance starting at 8:34 this evening (Wednesday.)
It's September 16th and we've had NO measurable rain this month in the Quad Cities! The last official precip. we had was on August 30th.
After starting the month with almost all cooler than normal days, things have really turned around temperature-wise in the Quad Cities lately.
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