Feeling like one, right now in hunt pocono work this cold air persisting into the early Winter Weather advisory in east affect for the entire area runs until saturday afternoon, as we will see precipitation starting off as snowfall, storm scan three, quiet for now, cloud deck is increasing with more moisture building in so what to expect from saturdays storm overnight tonight, snow begins, mainly after midnight for most of us, we will see a light period of accumulation and then by 7 00 oclock in the city and surrounding county we will see a change over to complete, and some freezing rain. By 9 00 oclock hour changing over to all rain, so we will talk about accumulations and when conditions will start to improve, and some, 60degree temperatures, in store for our sunday all that is coming up in a few. Until those temperatures pen to the is gearing up for this latest blast of winter, Eyewitness News was in norristown today where trucks were loading up. Crews are ready for the conditions,
Feeling like one, right now in hunt pocono work this cold air persisting into the early Winter Weather advisory in east affect for the entire area runs until saturday afternoon, as we will see precipitation starting off as snowfall, storm scan three, quiet for now, cloud deck is increasing with more moisture building in so what to expect from saturdays storm overnight tonight, snow begins, mainly after midnight for most of us, we will see a light period of accumulation and then by 7 00 oclock in the city and surrounding county we will see a change over to complete, and some freezing rain. By 9 00 oclock hour changing over to all rain, so we will talk about accumulations and when conditions will start to improve, and some, 60degree temperatures, in store for our sunday all that is coming up in a few. Until those temperatures pen to the is gearing up for this latest blast of winter, Eyewitness News was in norristown today where trucks were loading up. Crews are ready for the conditions,
So, as that moisture first arrives it starts as snow. But then we get the changeover. So, the change to rain really happens again from the southeast to the northwest. South jersey, delaware, its pretty early tomorrow morning, between 5 oclock and 8 oclock. The i95 corridor its between 8 oclock and 11 oclock but that cold air will be holding on a lot longer in our far north and west suburb. Dont get that changeover to rain until midday, between 11 oclock in the morning and 2 oclock in the afternoon and that ice could cause a lot of problems. This is the break down for that storm. The first part occurring Early Saturday Morning midday that snow to ice to rain. Saturday afternoon and saturday night we get a lull, just lots of clouds, some drizzle, some dense fog in the far northwest suburbs. Sunday its a rainy day and temperatures crash. We start the day in the 60s, drop down into the 40s. Much colder by monday morning. Ill have more details on the storm and also how much snow to expect w
Eight gardens, large and small, will be featured at the Holmes County Friends and Neighbors of OneEighty Garden Tour later this month.
The tour will be held 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, June 26, with a rain date of noon-6 p.m., Sunday, June 27. There also will be a silent auction of garden related items.
A map of retail stores in Historic Downtown Millersburg will be provided along with the garden tour map. Many of the shops and restaurants will offer a percentage off their merchandise when shown a Garden Tour Ticket.
Tickets are $20 and available at any of the garden stops, as well as at Rodhe’s IGA on Glenn Drive in Millersburg, Commercial & Savings Banks in Millersburg and Berlin and Killbuck Savings Bank in Killbuck. Tickets also are on the OneEighty website.
After 30 years in education, Darla Stitzlein will retire from her position as executive director of the Holmes County Education Foundation. Stitzlein is a strong advocate of education at all levels and is a life-long learner herself. Stitzlein has held the position for the past 22 years.
Graduated from Ohio State University
Prior to coming to the Foundation, Stitzlein obtained her bachelor’s degree in natural resources from The Ohio State University and she worked in the wildlife and soil and water conservation education fields for eight years. She educated youth and adult hunters and landowners on wildlife conservation while working for the Ohio Division of Wildlife. She continued educating students, farmers and landowners during her years with the Holmes County Soil and Water Conservation District. She enjoyed coordinating the annual Tom Graham fifth grade farm tour, teaching children about water quality at 4-H camps and outdoor education camps, and assisting farmers with the d