Minnesota and Wisconsin Schools Delay Starts Due to Severe Weather
In response to severe weather conditions, several schools in Minnesota and Wisconsin are adjusting their schedules. Many institutions reported delayed starts on Monday due to challenging commute conditions.
Impact of Winter Weather in Minnesota and Wisconsin
A winter weather advisory is currently in effect until 8 a.m. for the Twin Cities and surrounding areas. Snow and light wintry mix began overnight, creating slick road conditions. Although the morning weather was troublesome, conditions are expected to stabilize later in the day, with temperatures projected to remain above average for this time of year.
Delayed Starts Across Schools
As of 6 a.m., there were no reported closures in the metro area’s schools, but several in western Wisconsin and various regions of Minnesota announced delayed openings. This decision was made to ensure the safety of students and staff during the hazardous travel conditions.
Key Details
- States Affected: Minnesota and Wisconsin
- Time of Advisory: Until 8 a.m.
- Weather Conditions: Light wintry mix leading to slick roads
- Temperature Trend: Warmer than usual for late December
- Metro School Status: No closures reported as of 6 a.m.
- Areas with Delayed Starts: Western Wisconsin, southern and central Minnesota
Parents and students are advised to stay informed about further updates on school schedules. Safety remains a top priority as the region navigates through these winter weather challenges.
