Mid-Morning Coffeecast
Grab that mid-morning refill and step outside — it’s a perfectly brewed fall day across Rowan County. Skies are fair and sunny, sitting at 60°F with a light west wind around 7 mph.
Weather and Wellness Pain Forecast
Cool, dry air continues across Rowan County, bringing comfortable conditions for most—but the temperature swings and lower humidity can still trigger discomfort for some.
Mosquito Forecast
Cooler and drier air has greatly reduced mosquito activity across Rowan County this week. With daytime highs in the 60s and overnight lows in the 30s and 40s, conditions are becoming unfavorable for mosquito breeding and survival.
Pollen, Air Quality, and Soil Temperature Forecast
Pollen:
Tree and grass pollen remain low as cooler, drier air has settled into the region. Ragweed levels have also dropped significantly with recent cool nights helping reduce counts. Expect pollen levels to stay low through the weekend.
What Is a Fire Danger Statement?
Understanding What It Means and How It Differs from a Red Flag Warning
Frost Advisory in Effect Late Tonight Into Friday Morning
The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for portions of the Piedmont and western North Carolina, including the Rowan County area. The advisory is in effect from 2 AM to 9 AM Friday.
Increased Fire Danger This Afternoon Across the Region
A Fire Danger Statement is in effect from 11 AM through this evening for western North Carolina, the South Carolina Upstate, and northeast Georgia.
Night Cap
A calm, clear evening continues across Rowan County with fair conditions and a current temperature of 57°F. Humidity sits near 41 percent with calm winds and excellent visibility.
Bus Stop Forecast — Thursday, October 23rd
Morning (6–8 AM):
Students will need to dress warmly for the morning bus ride. Temperatures will start in the lower 40s with clear skies and calm winds. It will feel crisp, especially in shaded or rural areas where some spots may briefly dip into the upper 30s.

