How much snow does it usually take to cancel schools?

[leggo PE]

California central valley inhabitant here, what is this "snow"?

It's what you find if you drive approximately 2 hours east from your location in the winter months of a year when it decides to precipitate when the temperature is below 32 degrees!

 

[Audi Driver P.E.]

It's what you find if you drive approximately 2 hours east from your location in the winter months of a year when it decides to precipitate when the temperature is below 32 degrees!

I mean, it snows a LOT in some places in California.

 

[squaretaper LIT AF PE]

I mean, it snows a LOT in some places in California.

Those places are either too rural to matter or too rich to feel sorry for. :rotflmao:

 

[Road Guy]

decent amount of ice on the roads this morning, CDOT was defin nice and cozy in their beds asleep today!

 

[Audi Driver P.E.]

decent amount of ice on the roads this morning, CDOT was defin nice and cozy in their beds asleep today!

We have 4 inches of snow now and falling still.

 

[Road Guy]

10/26/20 - 8" for the Denver Metro Area - about half the schools on 2 hour delay, Denver city schools 100% "online school"

 

[csb]

Yesterday was 14 inches of snow and it's 6F out there and schools are open. 

 

[Road Guy]

Once the Californians gravitate from Denver further to the north, you will start to see more calls for them to be closed

Most Northern burbs did the 2 hour delay thing, I dont know what time they plowed the Interstates and Arterials near me but they were not running as of 9 PM last night.

 

[Supe]

For NC, the answer is usually zero inches of snow.  The damned school districts are so big, that 90 minutes north of us gets some ice and we get nothing.  I think it was last year or the year prior, that we had rain and they (north of us) had icy rain.  It was low 70's and sunny for a week straight with nothing on the ground by us, and they closed school for the district for an entire week.