NEW YORK — Many students in the New York and New Jersey area enjoyed an unexpected early holiday break on Tuesday, as several schools closed or delayed their openings due to overnight snowfall.
A winter weather advisory had been issued for multiple regions in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut until 4 p.m. Tuesday, with the National Weather Service urging commuters to exercise caution. Roads were expected to be slick, prompting essential safety reminders for those traveling during the adverse weather conditions.
Several school districts in the area announced closures and delays due to the snowfall. In New York, the Arlington Central School District, Bedford Central School District, and Kingston City School District were among those that closed their doors for the day. Meanwhile, the Haverstraw-Stony Point Central School District opted for a delayed opening.
In neighboring New Jersey, schools such as the Hardyston Township School District and Morris County Vocational School District also closed in response to the winter weather.
As the situation continues to develop, parents and students are encouraged to stay updated through local news sources. The snowy forecast signals a festive winter season, highlighting the joy and wonder that such weather can bring during the holidays.
Dominique Jack, a digital content producer from Brooklyn, has been covering news for over five years and joined PIX11 in 2024. More updates and reports related to this story can be found on their platform.