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The delayed start does not apply to Wendover High, Anna Smith Elementary and Ibapah Elementary.

Tooele County School District - Most schools will have a two-hour delayed start, with preschool and kindergarten canceled altogether.

Davis School District - Kindergarten, Head Start, Early Head Start, Community Preschool and before-school programs will not be held Wednesday.

The following schools moved to a two-hour delay: The following schools moved to a one-hour delay:

Wallace Stegner Academy campuses in Salt Lake City and West Valley City.

American Preparatory Academy Charter in West Valley and Draper.

Tooele County School District except Wendover High and Anna Smith Elementary.

AMES Academy for Math Engineering and Science.

Hawthorn Academy at South and West Jordan campuses.

School delays and cancellations The following schools moved to remote learning Wednesday: Salt Lake police advised residents to stay home if they can.

More snow could accumulate by Thursday morning, although the bulk of the storm has already moved through Utah, according to the National Weather Service.īut the roads are still slick, and the Utah Highway Patrol said they responded to between 120-130 car accidents by 7:30 a.m., according to KSL NewsRadio. The storm isn’t expected to stick around Wednesday, with skies forecasted to clear and only high elevation areas and some parts of northern Utah will see more snow. Parts of Tooele County also saw about 15 inches. In Little Cottonwood Canyon, Snowbird ski resort is reporting 19 inches over the last 12 hours. Since Tuesday night, nearly a foot of snow accumulated throughout Cottonwood Heights, Murray and the benches of Salt Lake City. As of 9 a.m., the utility company was reporting 479 outages, affecting 4,668 customers. The high temperature will be 37 degrees in the city and in the mid-30s in the suburbs.The storm triggered some power outages in Utah, most of them confined to Salt Lake County, with some scattered outages in Grand County, according to Rocky Mountain Power. Sunday will be cloudy with periods of rain mixing with snow as low pressure will move through the region. Temperatures will be in the mid-30s despite plenty of sunshine. Late Friday night, the winds will continue and it will feel more like the single digits.īitter cold temps Friday night will cause standing water to freeze on roadways and sidewalks.īy Saturday, the winds will ease, but it will be a cold day. Gusts up to 25 mph will be possible, making it feel like the lower 20s. A look aheadĪs the storm departs, the winds will increase Friday afternoon. Metro-North Railroad was on a Saturday schedule, while the LIRR planned regular service. Certain elevated train lines are more vulnerable to the ice and snow - Rail Command Center pays particular attention to the Rockaways, Brooklyn South, Central Queens and the Bronx.īecause some trains are stored underground on express tracks, some service may go local. In New York City, the MTA was prepared to plow through snow on the tracks. Westchester was originally projected to get about 1 to 3 inches, but local reporting appears to suggest the county was hit harder by the storm, with 7.8 inches reported in Port Chester and 4.8 inches in Armonk. Over in New Jersey, Fair Lawn, Newark and Union all had about or just above 5 inches of snow by 7 a.m. In Suffolk County, 7 inches of snow were reported in Shirley around 7:30 a.m.

Long Island was projected to see accumulations of 4 to 6 inches of snow. How much snow fell in your area? See NY, NJ accumulation totalsĪs of 7:30 a.m., LaGuardia Airport reported over 8 inches of snow and Central Park had about 5.5 inches, while Midtown had just over 6 inches.