Minnesota Schools Close Amid Winter Storm: Latest Closures Listed
A significant winter storm is impacting Minnesota, resulting in a variety of school closures and late openings across the state. This situation arises as snowfall is predicted to hit the Twin Cities by Tuesday afternoon. The storm system will bring varying weather conditions, including a mixture of snow, rain, and freezing drizzle.
Minnesota Schools Close Amid Winter Storm
The Minnesota Department of Education has provided updates regarding school alterations due to the approaching winter weather. Many districts opted to close or adjust schedules to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Expected Weather Conditions
The latest weather predictions indicate that:
- Four to seven inches of snow will accumulate to the north and east of the Twin Cities.
- One to three inches of snow is expected in the southwest metro region.
- Areas south of Interstate 94 may experience a mix of snow and rain, along with pockets of freezing drizzle.
- Blowing snow will contribute to hazardous travel conditions, particularly in western and southern areas of Minnesota on Tuesday night.
Temperatures will plummet into the 20s on Wednesday and may dip even lower as the week progresses, with single-digit highs and subzero wind chills anticipated over the weekend.
School Closures and Delays
As schools prepare for the winter storm’s effects, many have announced early dismissals and closures. Below is a list of notable updates:
- School District A: Closed for the day.
- School District B: Delayed opening until late morning.
- School District C: Early closure at noon.
For constantly updated information regarding school closures and delays during this winter storm, refer to El-Balad.
