Boston is bracing for a significant snowfall. Mayor Michelle Wu declared a snow emergency starting at 8 a.m. on Sunday. The declaration comes with a closure of Boston Public Schools on Monday.
City Services Impacted
The snow emergency will also impact municipal operations. Boston City Hall and other municipal buildings will be closed both Sunday and Monday. This closure extends to all Boston Public Schools and central offices on Monday, with all related extracurricular activities, sports, and programs canceled for both days.
Mayor Wu emphasized the importance of community support during the storm. She stated, “Boston is preparing for the snow, and we need everyone to help stay safe and check on your neighbors, family, and friends.” City workers are preparing for around-the-clock operations to clear roads and respond to emergencies.
The city is urging residents to limit travel to allow crews to effectively clear roadways. Depending on the intensity and duration of the snowfall, further disruptions to daily life are possible. It is likely that road conditions will be hazardous, and travel could be significantly delayed.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the snow emergency begin?
The snow emergency began at 8 a.m. on Sunday.
Which schools are closed?
All Boston Public Schools and central offices are closed on Monday.
What city services are affected?
Boston City Hall and other municipal buildings will be closed on Sunday and Monday.
How will you prepare for winter weather in your community?
