Summary
A snowstorm has led to the closure of many schools across the eastern United States on Thursday. The National Weather Service issued winter weather advisories for states including Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana. Schools have shifted to virtual learning or closed entirely due to expected difficult weather conditions.
Key Facts
- Many schools in Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana are closed or have moved to virtual learning because of snowstorms.
- The National Weather Service issued warnings expecting significant inconvenience from wintry weather.
- Indiana's schools, like Argos Community Schools and Elkhart Community Schools, decided on closures or virtual days.
- Michigan's schools, such as Benton Harbor Area Schools and Lake Michigan College, also closed or opted for virtual learning.
- Ohio schools, including Cleveland Metropolitan School District and Amherst Ex. Village Schools, were closed.
- The closures are due to safety concerns about travel and weather conditions from snowstorms.
- Winter weather advisories help regions prepare for significant disruptions caused by snow and ice.
