Central Ohio Schools Adjust Schedules Amid Slick Roads and Winter Weather

Central Ohio Districts Close or Delay Monday Classes

Several school districts in central Ohio have closed or delayed the start of classes for Monday morning due to slick roads and winter weather conditions. These changes affect multiple communities in and around Columbus, Ohio.

List of Reported School Closures

Circleville City Schools are closed on Monday. Fairfield Union Local Schools have also announced that they will be closed. Pickerington Local Schools will not hold classes and are closed for the day. Southeastern Local Schools District is closed as well.

Teays Valley Local Schools have announced that they are closed for Monday. Union-Scioto Local Schools will not open and are closed. Walnut Township Local Schools are also closed for Monday due to the weather-related conditions.

Delayed Start for Newark City Schools

Newark City Schools in central Ohio have announced a two-hour delay for the start of classes on Monday. The district is adjusting its schedule in response to the winter weather and slick road conditions reported in the area.

Weather Conditions Leading to Schedule Changes

Snow that fell on Saturday created slippery conditions across central Ohio. Bitter cold air and subzero wind chills are expected to continue through Monday morning. Winds in the region can create blowing snow, which reduces visibility and can make roads slick or covered with snow again.

Forecast for Central Ohio Through the Week

Forecasters expect the central Ohio area to warm into the 20s on Monday afternoon with partly to mostly cloudy skies. After Monday, temperatures are projected to rise into the 30s on Tuesday and the low 40s on Wednesday.

Forecasts indicate temperatures may reach the low 50s on Thursday before a line of showers moves through the area, bringing temperatures back into the 30s on Friday. Temperatures are then expected to recover into the 40s at the start of next weekend.