Weather Blog

Rowan-Salisbury Schools Bus Stop Forecast – Thursday, October 30

October 29, 2025

Students across Rowan County can expect a cool, breezy start followed by a sunny afternoon as skies begin to clear Thursday.

Afternoon Outlook – Wednesday, October 29

October 29, 2025

Light drizzle continues across Rowan County this afternoon, with visibility reduced to around 2.5 miles and a damp chill in the air. Temperatures remain steady near 50 degrees with a northeast breeze gusting up to 16 mph.

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Midday Outlook – Wednesday, October 29

October 29, 2025

Fog and mist continue across much of Rowan County early this afternoon, keeping visibility reduced to around 2.5 miles in several areas. Temperatures remain in the upper 40s with a damp, cool feel.

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Midmorning Coffeecast | Wednesday, October 29

October 29, 2025

The morning fog is steeping across Rowan County, blending into a cool, misty start — the kind that calls for something warm in your cup.

Frost Watch & November Outlook: Cool Nights Ahead for Rowan County

October 29, 2025

The first real taste of frost is on the way for Rowan County as we head into the final days of October and the start of November.

Weather & Wellness: Pain Forecast

October 29, 2025

If your joints, muscles or head have been feeling more sensitive than usual, you’re likely reacting to this week’s weather pattern.

Mosquito Forecast – Rowan County

October 29, 2025

Cooler weather and lower humidity have pushed mosquito activity to very low levels across Rowan County. The recent stretch of cloudy, damp days has not been enough to sustain breeding, and the combination of cooler nights and shorter days has sharply reduced their numbers.

Pollen, Air Quality and Soil Temperature Forecast

October 29, 2025

Allergy sufferers are getting a well-earned break across Rowan County today.

Fog, Coffee, and Fall Vibes: Why Overcast Days Make Us Crave Comfort

October 29, 2025

When the skies turn gray and fog hangs over Rowan County, it’s not just the roads that slow down — it’s our pace of life, too.

Latest from the National Hurricane Center on Hurricane Melissa (Wednesday Morning Update)

October 29, 2025

Radar and satellite data show that Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Santiago de Cuba, east of Chivirico, around 3:10 AM EDT with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph (105 kt).