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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Snow overnight is causing some school closings and delays in portions of Northeast Ohio, particularly in the snow belt.
Twinsburg City Schools are closed today while Hudson Schools are delayed two hours. Geneva and Jefferson local schools are closed in Ashtabula County, while West Geauga and Berkshire schools are closed in Geauga County.
Lingering snow, flurries today, wind chills in single digits: Weather forecast
Several other districts are delaying the start of classes.
Check out the list below. Expanded lists of closures and delays are at WEWS Channel 5 and WOIO Channel 19. The list will be update through the morning.
Ashtabula Area Schools (closed)
Bellevue City Schools (delayed two hours)
Black River Local Schools (delayed two hours)
Buckeye Local Schools Ashtabula County (closed)
Conneaut City Schools (closed)
Crestview Local Schools (delayed two hours)
Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (delayed two hours)
East Holmes Local Schools (delayed two hours)
Geneva Area City Schools (closed)
Highland Local Schools (delayed two hours)
Hudson City Schools (delayed two hours)
Hudson Montessori (delayed two hours)
Jefferson Area Local Schools (closed)
Kent State - Geauga & Twinsburg (morning classes cancelled)
Margaretta Local Schools (delayed two hours)
Newbury Local Schools (closed)
Nordonia Hills City Schools (closed)
Ontario Local Schools (delayed two hours)
Perkins Local Schools (delayed two hours)
Pymatuning Valley Local Schools (closed)
Revere Local Schools (delayed two hours)
St. Anselm Elementary (Geauga County) (closed)
St. Barnabas Elementary (Summit County) (closed)
St. Helen Elementary (Geauga County) (closed)
St. John School (Ashtabula County) (closed)
St. Rita Elementary (Cuyahoga County) (closed)
Twinsburg City Schools (closed)
West Geauga Local Schools (closed)
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The following schools have announced closures or delays for Tuesday, Jan. 30 due to an overnight storm.
"Those traveling this morning are urged to use caution and allow for travel time," the National Weather Service wrote in a statement. An overnight storm was predicted to bring up to six inches of snow to some Massachusetts communities, with Southeastern Massachusetts the hardest hit. While much of the snow fell overnight, light to moderate snowfall is expected to continue until mid-morning.
"With cold temperatures, even the light snow is likely to stick on area roadways," the National Weather Service wrote. "An additional coating to as much as 2 more inches of snow are possibly until it tapers off. This will make conditions on untreated surfaces slippery through the morning commute."
This list will be updated as delays and closings are announced. For the latest version, refresh the page or click here.
