We have two school-shortening weather opportunities in the next few days.
This afternoon, NWS Albany issued a Winter Weather Advisory for early Friday morning due an ice threat. Before you get too excited for a delay, this Advisory is for high elevation towns (1500' and above). This means the hilltown elementary schools, Adams-Cheshire, and Central Berkshire would have the best chance for an ice delay.
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| NWS Albany ice forecast for Friday morning. |
And we are keeping an eye or two on a developing snow situation for Sunday night into Monday. The timing looks really good, but the question is: will cold air move in quickly enough to allow the snow to pile up? Models from earlier today were showing a range of 3 inches (American) to 8 inches (European). The fact that both models are showing snow for Monday is encouraging.
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| The American model for Monday. If the timing is right, this could be just enough to cause snow days. |
There's a lot that could still change with this late weekend storm, but our interest is definitely piqued at the GSD Office.
We'll run a list of delays tomorrow should we see a few.
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