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The snow from Saturday led to slippery conditions across the area.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Several school districts in central Ohio are closed or have delayed start times for Monday morning due to slick roads and winter weather.
Some of the schools that have announced closures or delays for Monday include:
- Circleville City Schools — CLOSED
- Fairfield Union Local Schools — CLOSED
- New Lexington City Schools — CLOSED
- Newark City Schools — 2-HOUR DELAY
- Southeastern Local Schools District — CLOSED
- Teays Valley Local Schools — CLOSED
- Union-Scioto Local Schools — CLOSED
- Walnut Township Local Schools — CLOSED
As more schools release their plans, 10TV will keep you updated. You can find a complete list of closings and delays here.
The snow from Saturday led to slippery conditions across the area, and bitter cold air and subzero wind chills are expected through Monday morning.
Winds can also create blowing snow conditions, reducing visibility and making roads slick or snow covered again.
Extended weather forecast
The central Ohio area should warm up into the 20s for the afternoon with partly to mostly cloudy skies.
After Monday temps will warm again, getting back to the 30s on Tuesday and low 40s on Wednesday. We will even push into the low 50s on Thursday before a line of showers pushes through knocking us back to the 30s on Friday.
Temps recover to the 40s once again to start next weekend.
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The snow from Saturday led to slippery conditions across the area.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Several school districts in central Ohio are closed or have delayed start times for Monday morning due to slick roads and winter weather.
Some of the schools that have announced closures or delays for Monday include:
- Circleville City Schools — CLOSED
- Fairfield Union Local Schools — CLOSED
- New Lexington City Schools — CLOSED
- Newark City Schools — 2-HOUR DELAY
- Southeastern Local Schools District — CLOSED
- Teays Valley Local Schools — CLOSED
- Union-Scioto Local Schools — CLOSED
- Walnut Township Local Schools — CLOSED
As more schools release their plans, 10TV will keep you updated. You can find a complete list of closings and delays here.
The snow from Saturday led to slippery conditions across the area, and bitter cold air and subzero wind chills are expected through Monday morning.
Winds can also create blowing snow conditions, reducing visibility and making roads slick or snow covered again.
Extended weather forecast
The central Ohio area should warm up into the 20s for the afternoon with partly to mostly cloudy skies.
After Monday temps will warm again, getting back to the 30s on Tuesday and low 40s on Wednesday. We will even push into the low 50s on Thursday before a line of showers pushes through knocking us back to the 30s on Friday.
Temps recover to the 40s once again to start next weekend.
📺 10TV+ is available for free: Stay up to date on what’s happening in your community with a 24/7 live stream and on demand content from 10TV — available on Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV.
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