Night Cap – Wednesday Night
Rowan County
Partly cloudy conditions are in place this evening, with temperatures sitting near 49 degrees. Cloud cover will linger early tonight before gradually clearing after midnight as colder air moves in behind the front.
Midday Outlook – Wednesday
Rowan County
Overcast conditions continue across Rowan County at midday, with temperatures sitting in the mid 40s. Humidity remains moderate, and southwest winds are keeping things feeling cool.
Midmorning Coffeecast — Sponsored by Willowbrook Grounds
A mild but mostly cloudy Wednesday across Rowan County. Temperatures are sitting near 45° this midmorning, and we’ll see highs climb to around 53° this afternoon. A few light showers could pass through early this afternoon before skies gradually clear tonight.
Coldest Night of the Season Ahead: What to Expect Across Rowan, Davie & Davidson Counties
A sharp blast of winter air is moving into central North Carolina, setting the stage for the coldest night of the season so far across Rowan, Davie, and Davidson counties late Thursday night into early Friday morning.
Night Cap
Rowan County – Night Cap
Skies are fair and clear this evening with temperatures in the mid-40s.
Humidity is low at 35%, and a light south wind continues around 7 mph. Visibility remains excellent.
Bus Stop Forecast – Wednesday
Rowan County
Wednesday Morning Arrival (6–8 AM):
Skies will be mostly cloudy, with temperatures in the upper 30s to near 40°.
Conditions will be dry, with a light southwest breeze.
Afternoon Outlook
Rowan County – Afternoon Outlook
Conditions are fair and sunny this afternoon, with temperatures reaching 56°F.
Midmorning Coffeecast — Sponsored by Willowbrook Grounds
A crisp and calm Tuesday across Rowan County with fair skies and temperatures around 44°. Expect another sunny day ahead, warming to near 56° this afternoon with a light southwest breeze developing.
Why Thursday’s Rain/Snow Mix Is No Longer in the Forecast
Earlier this week, there was low confidence in a possible rain/snow mix for Thursday across parts of central North Carolina. That mention has now been removed from the forecast, and here’s why.