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:

Thursday: Scattered Showers & Storms

There’s a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, especially after 2PM. Fog lingers early in the day, followed by mostly cloudy skies and a high near 73 degrees. While storms won’t be widespread, a few could bring brief downpours or gusty winds.

Tonight, rain chances continue with patchy fog likely after midnight. The low drops to around 62 degrees.

Friday: The Wettest Day of the Week

Friday brings a 60% chance of rain, with scattered showers and storms possible throughout the day. Fog may persist through mid-morning, and the high reaches around 72 degrees.

Showers and storms are likely to linger Friday night, especially through midnight.

Saturday: Unsettled but Not a Washout

Saturday starts with a chance of showers. Thunderstorms could return in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures climb to a high near 79 degrees, and there may be some breaks of sunshine between rounds of rain.

It’s not shaping up to be a complete washout, but rain chances rise late in the day—so plan early if you want outdoor time.

Sunday: Clearing Skies, Cooler Temps

Sunday brings a welcome change. Sunshine returns, drier air settles in, and highs stay near 69 degrees. It’s shaping up to be the nicest day of the weekend.

The Bottom Line

• Plan around rain chances Friday and Saturday

• Sunday is the best day for outdoor activities

• Follow Rowan County Weather for updates, radar checks, and alerts