Connecticut is gearing up for a winter storm on Tuesday, prompting several schools across the state to announce delays and closures. The National Weather Service predicts significant snowfall, with some areas, especially in northwestern Connecticut, expecting up to 7 inches. Other regions may experience a mix of snow and rain, creating potentially slick roadways and hazardous travel conditions.
Officials have cautioned that the storm could impact the morning commute, with roads becoming snow-covered and treacherous. In response to the anticipated weather conditions, many districts have taken preventive measures to ensure student safety.
The following schools have decided to either close or delay their operations for Tuesday:
– Avon Public Schools: Closed
– Barkhamsted School: Closed
– Canton Public Schools: Closed
– CT State – Asnuntuck: Closed
– East Granby Public Schools: Closed
– Faith Preparatory School, New Milford: 2-hour delay
– Farmington Public Schools: Closed
– Granby Public Schools: Closed
– New Hartford Public Schools: Closed
– New Milford Public Schools: Closed
– Regional School District 1: Closed
– Regional School District 12: Closed
– Regional School District 14: Closed
– Regional School District 20: Closed
– Simsbury Public Schools: Closed
– Suffield Public Schools: Closed
– The Gilbert School, Winsted: Closed
– The Master’s School, West Simsbury: Closed
– Torrington Public Schools: Closed
– St. John Paul the Great Academy, Torrington: Closed
– Watertown Public Schools: Closed
– Western Connecticut State University, Danbury: Classes delayed until 10 a.m.
– Winchester Public Schools: Closed
As residents prepare for the storm, it’s essential to stay informed and take precautions when traveling. This winter weather serves as a reminder of the challenges that seasonal changes bring, yet also fosters a sense of community as schools and families adapt to ensure safety during adverse conditions.