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  • Southeast Michigan school closings: Tuesday closures rolling in amid arctic blast


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    Frigid start to the morning with single digit temperatures and below zero wind chills! Few snow showers today with light accumulation possible. We stay frigid through mid week with Wednesday morning being the coldest morning!

    DETROIT (FOX 2) – While many Metro Detroit schools are closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, others are already announcing that they won’t reopen Tuesday due to subzero temperatures. 

    A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for Monroe County, Livingston County, Lapeer County, St. Clair County, Wayne County, Macomb County, Washtenaw County, and Oakland County until noon Wednesday.

    Monday’s high will struggle to reach 10 degrees, with wind chills remaining below zero all day. Heading into Tuesday and Wednesday, it will be even colder. Wind chills are forecasted to be between -15 and -15. Some areas could see this number dip as low as -25.

    Though there is no hard and fast rule for canceling school, it’s likely schools will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. 

    Check the school closings list here.

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    As the arctic blast continues to grip Southeast Michigan, school closures are rolling in for Tuesday. With dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills expected, many school districts are opting to keep students safe at home.

    Parents and students should stay tuned to local news outlets and district websites for the most up-to-date information on closures and delays. It’s important to prioritize safety during these extreme weather conditions.

    Remember to bundle up and stay warm if you must venture outside. And for those lucky enough to have a snow day, enjoy the extra time to relax and stay cozy indoors. Stay safe, Southeast Michigan!

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  • Georgia school districts announce closings due to winter storm


    A winter storm could bring snow and ice to Southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Lowcountry in the coming days.Below are the school systems in our area that have announced changes due to weather. Check back for updates.Check out your local forecast and download the WJCL App for customized weather alertsDo you see signs of winter weather? Share your photos and videos with us in our Facebook group or upload them here.Beaufort County: “After consultation with Emergency Management regarding projected snow and inclement weather, BCSD will have a half-day on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, and an eLearning and remote workday on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 (assuming electrical and internet utilities are functioning). District buildings will be closed. All afterschool activities on Tuesday and Wednesday are cancelled. A decision regarding Thursday, January 23, 2025, will be communicated by 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday (after Emergency Management’s projection of road conditions). Half-day dismissal schedule Tuesday, January 21, 2025:Elementary: 11:45 p.m.Middle and High School: 12:45 p.m.Your child’s teacher and/or school will provide additional information about eLearning.”Bryan County Schools: “Due to the inclement weather expected to impact our area tomorrow evening, Bryan County Schools will release school 1-hour early on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.All sporting events, afterschool activities, and community education classes are also canceled. A decision regarding Wednesday will be made by 2:00pm Tuesday afternoon.” Bulloch Academy: “Bulloch Academy will be open Tues, 1/21 from 7:30-3:15. All after-school activities including daycare are canceled. School will be closed Wed, 1/22.””Bulloch County Schools will be open on Tuesday, January 21, for a normal schedule, but the district will be closed on Wednesday, January 22. All afterschool and extracurricular activities are cancelled for both days.This decision is based on the most accurate weather forecasts available which predict severe winter weather to impact our area beginning late Tuesday through Wednesday morning.The school district will continue to monitor weather updates closely, so remain alert for further communications or schedule changes. If weather conditions change, the possibility of an early release on Tuesday exists. Should that occur, please know that all children will still be served lunch.A decision about school operations for Thursday, January 23, will be made by 2 p.m. on Wednesday. No decision has been made yet regarding any potential make-up days, but April 7-8 were designated and communicated as possible make-up days with the 2024/2025 calendar and could be activated if needed.” “The Children’s Village in Richmond Hill will be closing at 3pm Tuesday Jan. 21 and we will be closed Wednesday Jan. 22nd. Updates for Thursday will be given Wednesday afternoon.”Georgia Southern University is moving to remote operations for all campuses on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and Wednesday, Jan. 22.Classes will be held online on Tuesday and Wednesday. Students should check Folio for updates.Liberty County Schools: “All students and staff are required to attend school on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, for a half day. Please note that all school trips, after school activities, and events have been cancelled from January 21 through January 23, 2025. All school release times for Tuesday, January 21, 2025 are as follows:· Pre-K at 11:00 AM· Elementary at 11:30 AM· High School at 12:45 PM· Middle School at 1:15 PMThe Liberty County School System will transition to virtual learning on Wednesday and Thursday, January 22-23, 2025, due to an increased risk of winter weather. Students should ensure they have their iPads/Chromebooks and will receive instruction pertaining to virtual learning on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.”Long County Schools: “Due to the forecast for potential unsafe conditions, Long County Schools will be closed for students and staff on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 21-22. All athletic activities and practices are cancelled for these dates. District administrators will continue to work closely with local EMA officials to monitor our weather conditions. Additional announcements will be made Wednesday concerning our plans for returning to normal operations. Please prepare for the possibility that the school closure may need to be extended through Thursday.””McIntosh County Schools will move to remote learning and remote work days for Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22, due to the potential for hazardous winter weather in our area.Please note that all after-school activities, practices, and events are cancelled for both Tuesday and Wednesday – this includes the YMCA and the Boys & Girls Club.Teachers and/or school officials will post assignments by noon on Tuesday.We will continue to collaborate closely with local EMA officials to monitor the weather conditions. Announcements will be made on Wednesday regarding our plans for Thursday.”Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools: “Due to the increased risk for winter precipitation (snow/ice/sleet) in our area with impacts predicted to begin as early as Tuesday, Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools will shift to Remote-Learning Days for students on Tuesday, January 21st, Wednesday, January 22nd, and Thursday, January 23rd. An operational update will be provided no later than 4:00pm on Thursday, January 23rd, regarding operations on Friday. Please remember, all schools and District facilities remain closed on Monday, January 20th, as a holiday for all in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.””Screven County Schools will be in session tomorrow, January 21, 2025. All after school activities except for PASE at SCES are cancelled. We will continue to monitor the weather situation along with our local Emergency Management personnel and will make an announcement before the end of the school day tomorrow concerning whether or not we will have school on Wednesday, January 22. Please continue to monitor Remind, our website, and all of our social media accounts for updates and announcements. Please take precautions for the very cold weather and follow public safety guidelines.”Tattnall County Schools: “Due to the winter storm moving through our area, the Tattnall County School System will have an early release day on Tuesday January 21, 2025. All schools will release one hour earlier than normally scheduled.School will remain closed on Wednesday, January 22, 2025.”Toombs County School System: “After careful monitoring of the incoming weather conditions and in consultation with our local EMA, we have made the following adjustments to ensure the safety of our students, staff, and community:On Tuesday, January 21, all schools will dismiss early at 2:00 PM to allow buses to be off the roads ahead of the incoming weather.We will be closed to students and staff on Wednesday, January 22.All extracurricular activities and events on January 21 and January 22 are cancelled.We will resume all normal school schedules and activities on Thursday, January 23.” Wayne County Schools: “Due to the weather forecast, all Wayne County Schools will be closed for students and staff members on both Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22. All after-school activities scheduled for these days will also be canceled. WCHS Basketball Homecoming, originally scheduled for Tuesday night, has been postponed. The Football Banquet, scheduled for Thursday night, has been postponed as well. Both events will be rescheduled.At this time, normal school operations are expected to resume on Thursday, January 23. Updates will be shared via the school system’s text messaging system and social media pages, as well as local and area media outlets.”

    SAVANNAH, Ga. —

    A winter storm could bring snow and ice to Southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Lowcountry in the coming days.

    Below are the school systems in our area that have announced changes due to weather. Check back for updates.

    • Check out your local forecast and download the WJCL App for customized weather alerts
    • Do you see signs of winter weather? Share your photos and videos with us in our Facebook group or upload them here.

    Beaufort County: “After consultation with Emergency Management regarding projected snow and inclement weather, BCSD will have a half-day on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, and an eLearning and remote workday on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 (assuming electrical and internet utilities are functioning). District buildings will be closed. All afterschool activities on Tuesday and Wednesday are cancelled.

    A decision regarding Thursday, January 23, 2025, will be communicated by 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday (after Emergency Management’s projection of road conditions).

    Half-day dismissal schedule Tuesday, January 21, 2025:

    • Elementary: 11:45 p.m.
    • Middle and High School: 12:45 p.m.

    Your child’s teacher and/or school will provide additional information about eLearning.”

    Bryan County Schools: “Due to the inclement weather expected to impact our area tomorrow evening, Bryan County Schools will release school 1-hour early on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

    All sporting events, afterschool activities, and community education classes are also canceled. A decision regarding Wednesday will be made by 2:00pm Tuesday afternoon.”

    Bulloch Academy: “Bulloch Academy will be open Tues, 1/21 from 7:30-3:15. All after-school activities including daycare are canceled. School will be closed Wed, 1/22.”

    “Bulloch County Schools will be open on Tuesday, January 21, for a normal schedule, but the district will be closed on Wednesday, January 22. All afterschool and extracurricular activities are cancelled for both days.

    This decision is based on the most accurate weather forecasts available which predict severe winter weather to impact our area beginning late Tuesday through Wednesday morning.

    The school district will continue to monitor weather updates closely, so remain alert for further communications or schedule changes. If weather conditions change, the possibility of an early release on Tuesday exists. Should that occur, please know that all children will still be served lunch.

    A decision about school operations for Thursday, January 23, will be made by 2 p.m. on Wednesday. No decision has been made yet regarding any potential make-up days, but April 7-8 were designated and communicated as possible make-up days with the 2024/2025 calendar and could be activated if needed.”

    “The Children’s Village in Richmond Hill will be closing at 3pm Tuesday Jan. 21 and we will be closed Wednesday Jan. 22nd. Updates for Thursday will be given Wednesday afternoon.”

    Georgia Southern University is moving to remote operations for all campuses on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and Wednesday, Jan. 22.

    Classes will be held online on Tuesday and Wednesday. Students should check Folio for updates.

    Liberty County Schools: “All students and staff are required to attend school on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, for a half day. Please note that all school trips, after school activities, and events have been cancelled from January 21 through January 23, 2025. All school release times for Tuesday, January 21, 2025 are as follows:

    · Pre-K at 11:00 AM

    · Elementary at 11:30 AM

    · High School at 12:45 PM

    · Middle School at 1:15 PM

    The Liberty County School System will transition to virtual learning on Wednesday and Thursday, January 22-23, 2025, due to an increased risk of winter weather. Students should ensure they have their iPads/Chromebooks and will receive instruction pertaining to virtual learning on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.”

    Long County Schools: “Due to the forecast for potential unsafe conditions, Long County Schools will be closed for students and staff on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 21-22. All athletic activities and practices are cancelled for these dates. District administrators will continue to work closely with local EMA officials to monitor our weather conditions. Additional announcements will be made Wednesday concerning our plans for returning to normal operations. Please prepare for the possibility that the school closure may need to be extended through Thursday.”

    “McIntosh County Schools will move to remote learning and remote work days for Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22, due to the potential for hazardous winter weather in our area.

    Please note that all after-school activities, practices, and events are cancelled for both Tuesday and Wednesday – this includes the YMCA and the Boys & Girls Club.

    Teachers and/or school officials will post assignments by noon on Tuesday.

    We will continue to collaborate closely with local EMA officials to monitor the weather conditions. Announcements will be made on Wednesday regarding our plans for Thursday.”

    Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools: “Due to the increased risk for winter precipitation (snow/ice/sleet) in our area with impacts predicted to begin as early as Tuesday, Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools will shift to Remote-Learning Days for students on Tuesday, January 21st, Wednesday, January 22nd, and Thursday, January 23rd. An operational update will be provided no later than 4:00pm on Thursday, January 23rd, regarding operations on Friday. Please remember, all schools and District facilities remain closed on Monday, January 20th, as a holiday for all in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.”

    “Screven County Schools will be in session tomorrow, January 21, 2025. All after school activities except for PASE at SCES are cancelled. We will continue to monitor the weather situation along with our local Emergency Management personnel and will make an announcement before the end of the school day tomorrow concerning whether or not we will have school on Wednesday, January 22. Please continue to monitor Remind, our website, and all of our social media accounts for updates and announcements. Please take precautions for the very cold weather and follow public safety guidelines.”

    Tattnall County Schools: “Due to the winter storm moving through our area, the Tattnall County School System will have an early release day on Tuesday January 21, 2025. All schools will release one hour earlier than normally scheduled.

    School will remain closed on Wednesday, January 22, 2025.”

    Toombs County School System: “After careful monitoring of the incoming weather conditions and in consultation with our local EMA, we have made the following adjustments to ensure the safety of our students, staff, and community:

    On Tuesday, January 21, all schools will dismiss early at 2:00 PM to allow buses to be off the roads ahead of the incoming weather.

    We will be closed to students and staff on Wednesday, January 22.

    All extracurricular activities and events on January 21 and January 22 are cancelled.

    We will resume all normal school schedules and activities on Thursday, January 23.”

    Wayne County Schools: “Due to the weather forecast, all Wayne County Schools will be closed for students and staff members on both Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22. All after-school activities scheduled for these days will also be canceled. WCHS Basketball Homecoming, originally scheduled for Tuesday night, has been postponed. The Football Banquet, scheduled for Thursday night, has been postponed as well. Both events will be rescheduled.

    At this time, normal school operations are expected to resume on Thursday, January 23. Updates will be shared via the school system’s text messaging system and social media pages, as well as local and area media outlets.”



    Georgia School Districts Prepare for Winter Storm: Closures Announced

    As winter storm warnings continue to be issued across the state of Georgia, school districts are taking precautionary measures to ensure the safety of students and staff. Several districts have already announced closures for tomorrow in anticipation of hazardous weather conditions.

    Fulton County Schools, Cobb County Schools, Gwinnett County Public Schools, and DeKalb County School District are among those that have made the decision to close their doors on Wednesday. These closures come as a result of the forecasted snow and ice that is expected to hit the region overnight.

    Parents and guardians are encouraged to stay updated on any further announcements from their local school districts regarding closures or delays. It is important to prioritize safety during inclement weather situations, and school officials are taking proactive steps to ensure the well-being of students and staff.

    Stay tuned for more updates on school closures and weather conditions in Georgia as the winter storm approaches. Stay safe and stay warm, Georgia!

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  • Weather Closings and Delays For Monday, January 20, 2025


    The National Weather Service has warned residents to limit their time outdoors as  “a stretch of bitter cold temperatures is expected tonight through Tuesday.” The NWS says frostbite is possible within 30 minutes in these conditions.

    Due to the extremely cold temperatures, schools in southeastern Minnesota and northern Iowa will have to decide whether to cancel classes on Monday and Tuesday. Read the latest closings below.

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    Brutal Conditions are Expected on Monday and Tuesday

    Overnight temperatures will plunge into the negative teens, with wind chills reaching as low as -35°F in some areas.

    Monday will be slightly colder than Sunday, with highs struggling to reach 0°F, and wind chills falling below zero.

    The coldest air will hit Monday night into Tuesday morning, with temperatures dropping further and wind chills possibly nearing -40°F in some places.

    Tuesday’s highs are expected to remain in the single digits, with wind chills staying below zero until mid-week.

    Weather Closings and Delays For Monday, January 20, 2025

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    • Byron Public Schools: E-Learning Day

    Byron Public Schools closed on Monday. Students and staff will have an E-learning Day. Project Kids will be open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. High school activities are still scheduled for tomorrow evening.

    • Dover-Eyota Public Schools: Closed Monday
    • Riceville Community Schools: 2 Hour Late Start, No AM activities
    • Ridgeway Community School: Closed Monday – No Childcare

    This list will be updated as new information becomes available.

    Did you know Rochester is one of the coldest cities in the U.S.? See where the Med-City ranks below.

    BRRRR: The 15 Coldest Cities in America

    The list below is from Niche. They put together their list of the coldest cities in the county by looking at which ones had “the coldest average low temperatures during the winter months.” Keep scrolling to see the 15 coldest cities in the United States.

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    Due to inclement weather, several schools and businesses will be closed or delayed on Monday, January 20, 2025. Please see the list below for updates:

    Closings:
    – XYZ School District
    – ABC Corporation
    – 123 Childcare Center
    – City Hall

    Delays:
    – LMN University: 2-hour delay
    – PQR Medical Center: Opening at 10am
    – EFG Bank: Opening at 11am

    Please stay safe and check back for further updates as the weather conditions may change throughout the day.

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  • Dangerous cold prompts school closings across Minnesota


    NEXT Weather: 5 a.m. report for Minnesota from Jan. 20, 2025


    NEXT Weather: 5 a.m. report for Minnesota from Jan. 20, 2025

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    MINNEAPOLIS — There are a number of schools closings across Minnesota on Monday amid dangerous cold.

    Canby Public Schools, Marshall Public Schools and Tracy Public Schools, among many others, will all be closed for the day. Many other schools across the state were previously scheduled to be off for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

    Extreme cold warnings are in effect across northern Minnesota through Tuesday at noon. The rest of the state is under cold weather advisories for the same time frame. 

    Monday may be the coldest morning of the winter, with highs below zero and wind chills around minus 30 for much of the state.

    Latest school closings & delays for Monday

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    In recent days, Minnesota has been hit by dangerously cold temperatures, prompting school officials to make the tough decision to close schools across the state. With wind chills dipping well below zero, officials are concerned about the safety of students and staff traveling to and from school.

    The cold weather has already caused numerous school closures, with districts citing concerns about frostbite and hypothermia. In some areas, buses have been unable to start in the frigid temperatures, further complicating the situation.

    Parents are urged to keep a close eye on weather reports and school closings to ensure their children’s safety during this extreme cold snap. It is important to dress in layers, wear hats and gloves, and limit time spent outdoors in these dangerous conditions.

    As the cold weather continues, it is likely that more school closures will occur in the coming days. Stay informed and stay safe during this frigid weather.

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  • Closings & delays in West Michigan


    With subzero temps and additional snowfall expected, many districts in West Michigan are closed Monday.

    MICHIGAN, USA — Many schools in West Michigan have canceled classes for Monday due to subzero temperatures and snow.

    Lake-effect snow began at the lakeshore on Sunday. Additional lake-effect snow is expected to push further inland on Monday as westerly winds strengthen. This could bring up to a foot of snow to some localized areas.

    Temperatures will struggle to rise above the single digits. With wind gusts expected to reach up to 30 mph, it will feel below zero throughout the day. These temperatures can quickly become dangerous.

    Drivers should expect slick roads and reduced visibility. Salt doesn’t treat roads as effectively once the temperature drops below about 15 degrees. 

    As of early Monday morning, many school districts in West Michigan canceled classes, including the following:

    • Grand Haven Area Public Schools
    • Allendale Public Schools
    • Coopersville Public School
    • Grandville Public Schools
    • Kalamazoo Public Schools
    • Spring Lake Public Schools
    • Hastings Area Schools
    • Fennville Public Schoolsx

    Many districts also did not have classes scheduled for Monday to recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a federal holiday. Banks, post offices and some shipping services will pause operations for the day. 

    You can see our full up-to-date list of closures at wzzm13.com/closings.



    Attention West Michigan residents: Due to inclement weather conditions, there are several closings and delays in the area. Please be advised of the following:

    – All schools in West Michigan are closed for the day.
    – Several businesses and government offices have also announced closures or delays.
    – Public transportation services may be affected, so please check for updates before heading out.
    – Please stay safe and warm during this time, and be sure to check local news sources for the latest information on closings and delays in the area.

    We will continue to update this post as more information becomes available. Stay safe, West Michigan!

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  • New Hampshire closings and delays: Jan. 20, 2025


    Some New Hampshire schools, institutions announce closings, delays Monday morning

    Slow going as far as travel is concerned. First thing this morning, snow continuing to pull away and the winds picking up the beginnings of very cold air, coldest air of the season so far moving in. This will last all the way through Thursday morning. Temperatures will start to moderate later this week, so travel impacts still very slow. There this morning, things improving greatly as we go into the afternoon. As *** matter of fact, quick clearing later this morning will help improve roadways going into the afternoon. Just bear in mind temperatures just aren’t going to move all that much. We’ll stay in the teens to over 20s. Winds will start picking up as well. Gusts over 25 miles an hour through the afternoon, and that’s going to add *** certain bite to the air with wind chills in the single digits above and below zero this afternoon. And *** trend that continues into Thursday morning. You notice some moderation trend by later this week, but again, some gusts today over 25 miles an hour and some cold temperatures around tomorrow and into Wednesday and into Thursday morning as well. There is the last of the accumulating snow starting to pull away just before sunrise. Again, quick clearing behind that, setting up. The teens to lower twenties, bear in mind with the wind, it is not going to feel anything close to that through the afternoon. It will be with sunshine across most of the state, nothing more than *** few lingering flurries into the afternoon up through the White Mountains and the Great North Woods. Fair skies tonight, winds will come down overnight and it will be *** lighter breeze for both tomorrow and Wednesday, but again. You’re talking highs mostly in the teens with overnight lows in the single digits above and below zero. That air mass starts to break on Thursday afternoon after another cold start. There’ll be *** front coming through with *** chance of *** few flurries or *** couple of snow showers. Otherwise, this is *** fairly quiet but cold week for us out there. You notice the, uh, feels like temperatures later this afternoon in the single digits and in the single digits in teens below 0 up north. Everyone below 0. Overnight tonight for those wind chill readings again, it’s just *** light wind to go along with the colder temperatures, and you can see you’re talking wind chills basically in the single digits above 0 for the day on Tuesday and more of the same for the day on Wednesday starting below 0 for the wind chills and then climbing into the single digits through the afternoon. Eventually there will be some improvement going forward by the end of the week. That’s with temperatures eventually getting back into the 20s to lower 30s by the weekend.

    Some New Hampshire schools, institutions announce closings, delays Monday morning

    There’s no school in session for Monday’s holiday across most of the state, but the snow is leading to some closings and delays for those that are open Monday.Visit this link to view the list and refresh that page often for updates.>> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play <<

    MANCHESTER, N.H. —

    There’s no school in session for Monday’s holiday across most of the state, but the snow is leading to some closings and delays for those that are open Monday.

    Visit this link to view the list and refresh that page often for updates.

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    As of January 20, 2025, here are the latest closings and delays in New Hampshire due to inclement weather:

    – All schools in Manchester are closed today.
    – Concord City offices will have a delayed opening at 10 a.m.
    – The University of New Hampshire’s Durham campus is closed for the day.
    – Portsmouth Public Library will be closed until further notice.
    – The Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is experiencing delays and cancellations, travelers are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport.

    Please stay safe and check back for updates on additional closings and delays throughout the day.

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  • School Closings & Delays For Monday, Jan. 20, 2025 | Recent News


    NORTHWEST WISCONSIN — Due to inclement weather, the following schools in DrydenWire’s coverage area—Barron, Burnett, Polk, Rusk, Sawyer, and Washburn counties—have announced closings or delays for Monday, January 20, 2025.

    Please note:

    • Some schools may transition to virtual/remote learning if closed.
    • Some schools may already be closed for students for either Martin Luther King Jr. Day or having a Teacher In-Service day.
    • We recommend checking directly with your school district for specific details.

    This list will be updated as new announcements are made.

    Be sure to refresh this page to view the latest updates.

    Barron County

    • Cumberland – CLOSED
    • New Auburn – CLOSED
    • Prairie Farm – CLOSED

    Burnett County

    • No schools reporting a closure or delay due to inclement weather at this time

    Polk County

    • No schools reporting a closure or delay due to inclement weather at this time

    Rusk County

    • Flambeau – CLOSED
    • Ladysmith – CLOSED

    Sawyer County

    • Hayward – CLOSED
    • Winter – CLOSED

    Washburn County

    • Birchwood – CLOSED
    • Northwood (Minong) – CLOSED
    • Shell Lake – CLOSED





    With winter weather in full swing, many schools across the country are facing closures and delays for Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. Here are some of the latest updates:

    – In Chicago, all public schools will be closed due to heavy snowfall and icy road conditions. Students are advised to stay home and stay safe.

    – Schools in New York City will have a two-hour delay on Monday morning as crews work to clear the roads and sidewalks. Parents are encouraged to check their local news for updates.

    – Several schools in the Midwest, including Detroit and Minneapolis, have announced closures for Monday due to extreme cold temperatures. Officials are urging residents to stay indoors and limit outdoor activities.

    – In the South, schools in Atlanta and Charlotte will also be closed on Monday as a precautionary measure. Drivers are advised to use caution on the roads.

    As always, it’s important to stay informed and check with your local school district for the most up-to-date information on closures and delays. Stay safe and warm!

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  • Houston closings due to weather | Courts, hospitals, city services


    This week, hazardous driving conditions due to snow and icy roads across the area are expected to impact government entities, businesses, and services.

    HOUSTON — An Arctic blast is expected to cause hazardous driving conditions across Southeast Texas this week impacting government entities, businesses and services.

    In the Houston area, the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch that goes into effect Monday evening and lasts through Tuesday evening. Winter precipitation, including freezing rain, snow and sleet is possible. This could create dangerous driving conditions.

    RELATED: List: Southeast Texas schools announce closures in anticipation of Arctic blast

    Here are the list of closings or cancelations released so far:

    Harris County District Court dockets

    Harris County District Courts, including civil, criminal, family and juvenile, are resetting Tuesday dockets. Court proceedings will be rescheduled to a later date. 

    Harris County Civil Court in-person proceedings 

    Harris County is canceling all in-person proceedings for Tuesday, January 21, due to dangerous road conditions. Those proceedings will be rescheduled. Some online hearings will go on as scheduled.

    Harris Health clinics schedule updates

    All Ambulatory Care Services’ (outpatient and clinic) facilities will be closed Tuesday, January 21, through noon Wednesday, January 22.

    Houston Methodist schedule updates

    Houston Methodist is canceling elective surgeries for Tuesday, January 21. If you have a doctor’s appointment on Tuesday, it will be changed to a virtual appointment or rescheduled. All Houston Methodist hospitals will remain open, but clinics, medical office buildings, and imaging centers will be closed Tuesday.

    Houston Zoo closed

    The Houston Zoo will close on Tuesday, January 21, due to anticipated freezing temperatures and winter weather. If you’ve already purchased tickets for that day, you can reschedule for another day by emailing group.reservations@houstonzoo.org. Latest information on the zoo’s schedule and closures can be found on its website.

    Legacy Community Health

    Legacy Community Health clinics and pharmacies will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21 and Wednesday, Jan. 22

    METRO bus service

    Due to anticipated inclement weather and icy road conditions, all METRO services will be suspended for the evening beginning at 9 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 20.

    On Tuesday, Jan. 21, service plans could change depending on weather conditions.

    • METRORail Red Line will operate from Fannin South to UH-Downtown.
    • METRORail Green and Purple lines are scheduled to operate depending on weather conditions. The Green Line will not operate over the Harrisburg Overpass Bridge; therefore, service to Magnolia Park Transit Center will be suspended.
    • METROLift will face weather-related challenges getting riders to necessary medical appointments. Riders are encouraged to plan ahead as only life-sustaining trips will be provided.
    • Bus and Park & Ride will not operate.
    • METRO HOV/HOT Lanes will be closed.

    Customer service will be operational on both Monday and Tuesday.

    MD Anderson schedule updates

    All MD Anderson Cancer Center locations will be closed for in-person outpatient appointments and procedures on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and Wednesday, Jan. 22. Care teams are reaching out to affected patients. Inpatient operations remain open. Patients can also check their MyChart for updates.

    Rosenberg closes city facilities

    The City of Rosenberg is closing its facilities on Monday, January 20, and Tuesday, January 21. Its City Council meeting has been rescheduled for Thursday, January 23.

    Texas Children’s Hospital cancels outpatient appointments

    Texas Children’s Hospital is canceling all outpatient appointments on Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22. You’ll be notified if a virtual care visit will be provided. You can reschedule through the MyChart app or by calling once the outpatient clinical activities are reopened. More details are available at texaschildrens.org and the hospital’s social media.

    UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry closed

    All clinics at UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry, including UT Dentists, will be closed on Tuesday, January 21.

    UT Physicians schedule updates

    UT Physicians, the medical clinical practice of UTHealth Houston, will be closed for in-person appointments on Tuesday, January 21, and will have a delayed opening at noon on Wednesday, January 22. Patients are being contacted to reschedule or convert appointments to virtual if possible.




    Due to severe weather conditions in Houston, several closures have been announced for the safety of residents and employees.

    Courts:
    – All Harris County courts will be closed today due to inclement weather.
    – The City of Houston Municipal Courts will also be closed, with all court proceedings rescheduled.

    Hospitals:
    – Some hospitals in the Houston area have announced limited services or closures due to the weather. Patients are advised to call ahead for information on their specific facility.

    City Services:
    – Several city services have been impacted by the weather, including the closure of some libraries, community centers, and other public facilities.
    – Trash and recycling services may be delayed or suspended in certain areas. Residents are advised to check the city’s website for updates on service disruptions.

    Please stay safe and stay informed during this severe weather event. Check local news sources and official websites for the latest updates on closures and weather conditions.

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  • School Closings: Houston ISD, several other districts to close Tuesday, Wednesday


    Houston weather: How much snow will we see?

    A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for much of southeast Texas. FOX 26 meteorologist John Dawson takes a look at how much snow we expect to see and how much ice and freezing rain later this week.

    With snow and ice in the forecast, several Houston area school districts will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

    The growing list of closures is below.

    School Closures

    Houston ISD

    There will be no school Tuesday, January 21 or Wednesday, January 22, 2025, due to winter weather conditions.

    Humble ISD

    Humble ISD is cancelling school due to the potential for hazardous roadway conditions. Humble ISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 21, and on Wednesday, January 22, due to the weather forecast.

    Katy ISD

    All Katy ISD campuses and facilities will be closed Tuesday Jan. 21 and Wednesday Jan. 22, due to hazardous weather conditions.

    Friendswood ISD

    Due to projected inclement weather, Friendswood ISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22. This closure includes all after-school activities.

    Montgomery ISD

    Montgomery ISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22, 2025, due to expected snowfall, freezing rain, and hazardous road conditions.

    Tomball ISD

    Tomball ISD schools and offices will be closed Monday, January 20 for MLK Day and Tuesday, January 21 and Wednesday, January 22 in anticipation of an unprecedented winter weather event that will severely impact transportation.

    Spring ISD

    Spring ISD schools and offices will be closed Tuesday, January 21 and Wednesday, January 22, due to the forecast of hazardous winter weather conditions. 

    Sweeny ISD

    Sweeny ISD will be closed: Tuesday, January 21, 2025 and Wednesday, January 22, 2025.

    Klein ISD

    Due to extreme winter weather conditions and unsafe roadways across Klein and neighboring communities, all Klein ISD schools and facilities will be closed on Tuesday (1/21/2025) and Wednesday (1/22/2025). 

    Spring Branch ISD

    Based on guidance from local authorities in anticipation of severe winter weather impacting the Greater Houston area, all SBISD schools and offices will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025.

    Cleveland ISD

    Cleveland ISD will be closedTuesday, January 21, 2025 and Wednesday, January 22, 2025.

    Waller ISD

    Waller ISD will be closed Jan. 21-22 due to winter weather.

    Dickinson ISD

    Due to severe winter weather impacts, Dickinson ISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 21 and Wednesday, January 22. All extracurricular activities scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday are also canceled. As a reminder, Dickinson ISD is closed on Monday, January 20, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday.

    Tarkington ISD

    Tarkington ISD has elected to close school, the Tax Office, and cancel all after school activities on Tuesday. The district plans to reopen on Wednesday but will communicate any changes as conditions necessitate.

    Barbers Hill ISD

    Barbers Hill ISD schools will be closed on Tuesday. All before and after school events are also canceled on that day. The district says it will make a decision no later than 5 p.m. Tuesday about school on Wednesday.

    Bay City ISD

    Bay City ISD will be closed Tuesday due to weather concerns. Decisions for Wednesday and Thursday will be made at a later date.

    Van Vleck ISD

    Van Vleck ISD will be closed Tuesday due to weather concerns. Decisions for Wednesday and Thursday will be made at a later date.

    Palacios ISD

    Palacios ISD will be closed Tuesday due to weather concerns. Decisions for Wednesday and Thursday will be made at a later date.

    Matagorda ISD

    Matagorda ISD will be closed Tuesday due to weather concerns. Decisions for Wednesday and Thursday will be made at a later date.

    Dayton ISD

    Dayton ISD says it will cancel all classes and student activities on Tuesday due to the anticipated weather conditions and chance for ice.

    Lee College Liberty Center

    Lee College says all classes at the center will be canceled and the building will be closed. 

    Liberty ISD

    Liberty ISD says all schools will be closed on Tuesday to ensure the safety of students and staff.

    Hardin ISD

    Hardin ISD says school is canceled for Tuesday.

    Shepherd ISD

    Shepherd ISD will be closed Tuesday, January 21st due to weather.

    The Post Oak School

    The Post Oak School will be closed Tuesday, January 21, 2025, due to inclement weather.

    South Texas College of Law Houston

    South Texas College of Law Houston is closed Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025.

    Southwest Public Schools

    Southwest Public Schools will be closed this week Tuesday and Wednesday due to inclement weather.

    La Porte ISD

    La Porte ISD will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday out of an abundance of caution, because of the inclement weather forecast. 

    New Caney ISD

    Due to likely severe winter weather and potentially hazardous road conditions, New Caney ISD and all district schools will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 21, and Wednesday, Jan. 22. Also, all extracurricular activities, athletics events, and practices scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday have been postponed.

    Conroe ISD

    Due to the impending inclement weather and potentially hazardous road conditions, Conroe ISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22.

    Columbia-Brazoria ISD

    CBISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 21st, and Wednesday, January 22nd.

    Clear Creek ISD

    The Clear Creek Independent School District will be closed Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22, due to inclement weather. Monday, January 20, is a holiday for students and certain staff members for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

    Varnett Public Schools

    The Varnett Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday January 21st and Wednesday, January 22nd due to the weather conditions.

    Etoile Academy Charter School

    Etoile Academy Charter School (both campuses) will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to the winter storm.

    Crosby ISD

    Crosby ISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22, 2025, due to the impacts from the predicted winter storm.

    KIPP Texas-Houston

    Due to below-freezing temperatures, all KIPP Texas-Houston schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22.

    Tarkington ISD

    Out of abundance of caution for the safety and security of all staff and students, TISD will be closed both Tuesday and Wednesday, January 21st and 22nd. Monday is a school holiday.

    International Leadership of Texas

    All International Leadership of Texas (ILTexas) Houston Area campuses will be closed on Tuesday, 1/21, and Wednesday 1/22.

    Boling ISD

    Boling ISD is closed Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

    Needville ISD

    Needville ISD is closed Monday, Jan. 20, for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan.21 and 22, due to inclement weather.

    Santa Fe ISD

    Due to freezing weather conditions, SFISD campuses and departments will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. This includes all extracurricular activities.

    Corrigan-Camden ISD

    Corrigan-Camden ISD will be closed Tuesday, January 21, 2025. It will continue to monitor the winter storm for decisions concerning school on Wednesday, January 22 and Thursday, January 23.

    Baytown Christian Academy 

    School and all after-school activities for Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22, are canceled.

    Arrow Academy

    All Arrow campuses will be closed on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 and Wednesday, January 22, 2025 due to pending inclement weather predictions.

    Prairie View A&M University

    Due to forecasts of inclement weather and the potential for hazardous road conditions, all Prairie View A&M University campuses will be closed on Tuesday, January 21. All campuses will shift to virtual operations on Wednesday, January 22.

    Texas Southern University

    Due to an upcoming arctic blast, TSU will be CLOSED, and all classes are canceled on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025.

    Texas A&M University

    Classes are canceled, and non-essential campus operations are suspended Tues., Jan. 21, for the Bryan-College Station campus.

    Rice University

    Rice will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 21, with some exceptions.

    Huntsville ISD

    The decision has been made to close school on Tuesday, January 21, 2025. All extracurricular activities have also been canceled. At this time, no decisions have been made about Wednesday.

    Stafford Municipal School District

    All district schools and operations will be closed on Tuesday, January 21st, and Wednesday, January 22nd, due to anticipated severe weather conditions.

    Houston Weather Forecast

    When were some of the most memorable snow events in Houston?

    Snow is on the way for Houston, and maybe a lot of it. Significant snow is a rare event here, so Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz has a look back at some of the most memorable snow events in Houston history. Also, if you’re wondering why we’re getting snow and areas north, like Dallas, aren’t. Mike has a quick explainer.

    Timeline:

    Tuesday looks like a snow day. Yes, actually a snow day in the Houston area. 

    Now, while the exact locations of significant snow are still uncertain, it definitely looks like 2 to 3 inches of snow in the greater Houston area are possible. There will likely be a few spots north of Houston that even see 3, 4 or 5 inches of snow, so it’s pretty exciting stuff.

    Unfortunately, that does come with some hazards. Ice may also be mixed in with the snow, and there also is a chance that the snow could be slushy, causing it to briefly melt and then freeze overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning, so travel is going to be treacherous all across our area on Tuesday and for the first half of Wednesday.

    Beyond that, we’ll continue to have a series of cold mornings, but slightly warmer afternoons, and we’re hoping to get back into the 60s by Saturday.

    The Source: Information in this article comes from the FOX 26 weather team and several districts across the Houston area.

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    In light of severe weather conditions, Houston ISD, along with several other school districts, have made the decision to close on both Tuesday and Wednesday. This closure is in response to the safety concerns of students and staff as the city braces for inclement weather.

    Parents and students are advised to stay tuned to the district’s website and local news stations for updates on when schools will resume normal operations. In the meantime, it is important to stay safe and take necessary precautions during this time.

    We understand the inconvenience this may cause for families, but the safety and well-being of our students and staff are our top priority. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time.

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  • Lancaster County closings for Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2025 | Local News


    The nation observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 20. Here is a list of what’s open and closed for the federal holiday.

    City Hall: Closed Monday, Jan. 20; no street sweeping Monday, Jan. 20.

    RRTA: Normal service Monday, Jan. 20.

    PennDOT driver license and photo centers: Closed Saturday, Jan. 18, and Monday, Jan. 20.

    County Courthouse: Closed Monday, Jan. 20.

    Mail: No regular delivery Monday, Jan. 20.

    Banks: Closed Monday, Jan. 20.

    State offices: Closed Monday, Jan. 20.

    Federal offices: Closed Monday, Jan. 20.

    State liquor stores: Normal hours Monday, Jan. 20.

    Public libraries: Closed Monday, Jan. 20.



    As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, many businesses and organizations in Lancaster County are preparing to close their doors in honor of the civil rights leader. Here is a list of some of the closures you can expect on January 20, 2025:

    1. Government offices: All county offices, including the courthouse and administrative buildings, will be closed for the holiday.

    2. Schools: Most schools in Lancaster County will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, giving students and teachers a day off to reflect on the legacy of the civil rights icon.

    3. Banks: Most banks in the area will be closed for the holiday, so be sure to plan ahead for any banking needs.

    4. Libraries: Public libraries in Lancaster County will also be closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

    5. Post offices: There will be no mail delivery on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as post offices will be closed for the holiday.

    6. Some businesses: While many businesses in Lancaster County will remain open on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, some may choose to close or have modified hours in observance of the holiday.

    As you plan your activities for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, be sure to check with specific businesses and organizations to confirm their hours of operation. And take some time to reflect on the legacy of Dr. King and the ongoing fight for equality and justice.

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