Tag: october
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Potentially Historic Snowstorm a Possibility for Bloomsburg Saturday
Read more: Potentially Historic Snowstorm a Possibility for Bloomsburg SaturdayThe National Weather Service in State College has issued a Winter Storm Warning for all of Columbia County from 2 am-10 pm Saturday due to expected snowfall of 4-8 inches. The snow should start late tonight/early tomorrow morning, and may be mixed with a bit of rain at the onset. The snow should pick up and possibly become heavy at times tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures during the snow will be right near freezing, so the snow will be the heavy, wet variety. This raises two fairly serious hazards. First, many trees still have their leaves, and heavy, wet snow will weigh them down…
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Art Show at the Moose Exchange
Read more: Art Show at the Moose ExchangeEndless Records has presented a range of things in the last year, from rock concerts to bowling parties to experimental film screenings, and now we’re hosting an art show as well. In collaboration with the Stairwell Gallery at the Moose Exchange, we’ve curated an exhibit of local artists recreating and re-imagining favorite album covers. Check it out for yourself at our opening reception tonight, Friday, October 14, 2011, from 6 to 8 PM. Endless Nick of Endless Records will be DJing the event with a choice selection of cover versions from the extensive Endless Records library, and light refreshments will be provided.…
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Rainfall Brings a Chance of Localized Flooding
Read more: Rainfall Brings a Chance of Localized FloodingIt had to end sooner or later – our fantastic run of weather over the last week is ending with a storm system moving north from the Florida panhandle and up just inside the East Coast. A few months from now, we would be talking snow, but this will be a classic October rainstorm. Lately, folks in Columbia County hear rain and immediately wonder if that means flooding. As it appears now, it seems the storm track would focus the heaviest rain to Bloomburg’s west, back into the spine of the Appalachians and western Pennsylvania. This would mean that there…