Rowan County Weather’s Early Summer Outlook: What May and June Could Bring
As April winds down and Rowan County shifts gears into May, many are wondering: What will early summer feel like this year? Based on current long-range outlooks and regional trends, we’ve got an early preview of what May and June could bring — and it’s shaping up to be warmer and
RCW Sports Feature: Stat Sheet Stuffers – Rowan County’s Spring Standouts
As the regular season winds down across spring sports in Rowan County, a few names are consistently filling up the stat sheets and turning heads in the process. From dominant pitchers to clutch hitters and goal scorers, these athletes are putting together seasons to remember.
Weekend Washout or Just a Soaker? What to Expect Day-by-Day
Published April 24, 2025 | Rowan County Weather
Cloudy skies and off-and-on rain chances are dominating the end of the workweek across Rowan County—but will the weekend be a total washout?
Let’s break down the forecast day-by-day so you can plan ahead:
Tennis, Lacrosse, and Golf: Overlooked Spring Sports Stealing the Spotlight
While baseball and softball often dominate spring sports coverage, several programs in Rowan County and at Catawba College are making waves in sports that don’t always grab the headlines.
Rainfall Outlook: April 23–29, 2025
Rowan County is expected to experience multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, potentially bringing 1 to 2 inches of rain by Saturday night.
Dense Fog Reduces Visibility Across the Foothills and Mountains
Wednesday Morning Weather Alert – April 23, 2025
Weather Alert Lingo Decoded: Watch vs. Warning vs. Advisory
What It Means for Rowan County – And When to Take Action
Your Ultimate 2025 Cheerwine Festival Guide: Music, Food, Fun, and Forecasts
Downtown Salisbury will once again turn Cheerwine red on Saturday, May 17, as the 2025 Cheerwine Festival fills the streets with music, food, fun, and community spirit.
Women’s Sports in Rowan County: Celebrating Local Champions
As the sports world continues to evolve, one area that has seen significant growth in Rowan County is women’s sports. From high school to college-level athletics, local female athletes are breaking barriers, achieving remarkable feats, and inspiring the next generation of sports stars.
Tuesday’s Marginal Risk: What to Expect from Rowan County’s Next Storm Threat
ROWAN COUNTY, N.C. (April 21, 2025) — Tuesday brings the potential for unsettled weather across central North Carolina, including Rowan County, as the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) places the region under a Level 1 – Marginal Risk for severe storms.