Winter weather is expected to return and there is snow in the forecast for the KCII listening area. 

According to the National Weather Service of the Quad Cities, rain will turn to snow Sunday, with a chance of precipitation throughout the day. Snow is likely Sunday night mainly before 1 a.m. The snow could be heavy at times, and blowing snow could become hazardous. The temperature will be around 11 degrees. Travel could be impacted for the Monday morning commute. 

City of Washington residents are reminded that having vehicles off the street during snow storms makes it easier for city crews to plow and helps drainage when melting occurs. 

When the City removes snow in the downtown area, the permanent signs read No Parking from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. for snow removal. City personnel place four signs on each corner of Central Park on the days the City will be cleaning. The City also wants to remind residents that they are responsible for keeping their sidewalks free from snow and ice. 

Residents must remove snow within 24 hours after the snow has ceased or ice formed.

Tune into KCII for all of your weather updates, including cancellations and delays.