Julie Alexander+FollowSnow delays shake up Thursday for Mass. schoolsA fresh layer of overnight snow has thrown a wrench into the morning routine for families across Massachusetts, with more than a dozen schools announcing two-hour delays. While this dusting is just a preview, all eyes are on the weekend forecast—meteorologists warn that a much bigger storm could bring up to a foot of snow by Monday. For now, it’s a scramble to adjust plans, but the real challenge might be yet to come. How are you prepping for a possible major snowstorm? Share your tips and let’s help each other get ready! #Education #Massachusetts #SnowDay00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowSnowstorm triggers school closures in MarylandA major snowstorm is set to blanket Maryland with six or more inches of snow this weekend, and some schools and universities have already called off classes for Monday, Jan. 26. Residents in Baltimore City and counties like Carroll, Howard, and Anne Arundel should brace for heavy snow, icy roads, and frigid temps starting late Saturday. With a Winter Storm Watch in effect, it’s a good time to check on neighbors, stock up on essentials, and plan for a few snow days. How are you preparing for the storm, and what’s your go-to snow day activity? #Education #MarylandWeather #SnowDay00Share
Anne Clark+FollowSnow day memories and must-haves for MassachusettsNothing brings Massachusetts together like a big snowstorm—remember those epic snow days as kids? From racing to the TV for school closings to building snow forts and sipping hot cocoa, snow days were pure magic. Fast forward to today, and it’s all about checking online for the latest closings, parking bans, and making sure you’ve got real essentials: meds, water, pet food, and, let’s be honest, a stash of snacks and maybe some beer. What’s your go-to snow day tradition or must-have item when the flakes start flying? Let’s swap stories and tips! #Transportation #Massachusetts #SnowDay00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowSnow Day Chaos: School Closures & Parent RightsSnow days aren’t just for sledding—over 250 schools are closed in Scotland, and parents are scrambling! If your kid’s school shuts down, you’ll likely get an email, text, or app alert. Heads up: you can take time off work to look after your kids, but your boss doesn’t have to pay you. Remote learning is the new normal, but if you think it’s too icy to travel, just let the school know. Anyone else juggling work and snowed-in kids? #Education #SnowDay #SchoolClosures00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowSnow day shake-up: Cincinnati schools go remoteBig changes are coming for students and families as Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky schools shift to remote learning or delayed openings with heavy snow on the way. Thomas More and Xavier universities are going fully remote, while Beechwood Independent Schools and major universities like UC and NKU are pushing back their start times. Even the University of Cincinnati’s Doctoral Hooding ceremony is rescheduled! If you’ve got kids or classes, double-check your school’s status and get ready for a cozy snow day. How are you planning to handle the sudden schedule changes? #Education #Cincinnati #SnowDay00Share
Sean Clark+FollowDetroit’s slush is about to freeze solidMetro Detroiters, if you haven’t shoveled your driveway or sidewalk yet, now’s the time—before all that heavy, wet slush turns into a sheet of ice as temps drop below freezing. The roads are a mess, but salt trucks are out, so main routes should improve. For your own walkway, grab a shovel (or broom if it’s light) and take it easy—this snow is dense and can be tough on your heart. Dress in layers, cover your face, and take breaks. What’s your go-to trick for making shoveling safer or easier? Let’s swap tips before the big freeze sets in! #Transportation #DetroitWeather #SnowDay00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowSnowstorm shuts down schools across VirginiaMajor snow is already shaking up routines for families across Virginia and neighboring states. Several school districts—including Amelia, Dinwiddie, and Prince Edward counties—are closing Tuesday as roads turn slick and dangerous. Even private schools like Fuqua are shutting their doors, prioritizing safety over schedules. West Virginia and North Carolina schools are also adjusting with closures or delays. Meteorologists say it’s unusually early for this much snow, and travel is expected to be treacherous. If you’re in the affected areas, how are you handling the sudden change? Are you prepared for a snow day, or scrambling to adjust plans? Let’s share tips and check in on each other! #Education #SnowDay #VirginiaWeather00Share
hnguyen+FollowSnow day shake-up: Closings across Southwest VASnow and icy roads are throwing a wrench into Friday plans across Southwest Virginia. With Mountain Gateway Community College and several other schools and businesses shutting their doors on Dec. 8, many folks are facing a last-minute scramble to adjust. If you’re planning to head out, expect a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain that could make the morning commute tricky. This kind of weather always sparks debate—are these closures a relief, or just another headache? How are you handling the disruption? Share your snow day stories and tips below! #Education #SnowDay #VirginiaWeather00Share
