CALIFORNIA, USA — Some schools are calling Monday a snow day due to weather conditions in Northern California.
Sunday's rain and snow are expected to taper off by late Sunday night but have created numerous issues along Interstate 80 due to spinouts. While there'll be a brief break, a more powerful storm is expected to appear on Monday.
The heaviest band of rain, along with heavy snow, will likely move through in the mid-morning hours on Monday.
Winds will be strong in both the valley and across the Sierra, prompting a Wind Advisory in the valley and a Blizzard Warning in the Sierra. Snow in the mountains will be nearly constant.
Here are the school districts canceling classes ahead of the storm.
El Dorado County
The following schools are closed Monday due to weather conditions.
- Black Oak Mine Unified School District - all sites
- Camino Union School District - all sites
- Gold Oak Union School District - all sites
- El Dorado High School
- Indian Diggings School District - all sites
- Lake Tahoe Unified School District - all sites
- Lake Tahoe Community College
- Mother Lode Union School District - all sites
- Pioneer Union School District - all sites
- Placerville Union School District - all sites
- Pollock Pines Elementary School District - all sites
- Silver Fork School District - all sites
- Union Mine High School
Amador County
- Amador County Unified School District
Tuolumne County
- Curtis Creek School - closed Monday
Placer County
- Colfax Elementary School District
- Foresthill Divide School
- Tahoe Truckee Unified School District - also serves El Dorado and Nevada counties
- Foresthill High School
- Colfax High School
Nevada County
- Pleasant Ridge Union School District - minimum day schedule where elementary schools are out at noon and middle schools are out at 1:20 p.m.
- Grass Valley School District - all sites
Calaveras County
- Westpoint Elementary School
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