Frigid Temperatures Delay Opening of Some Maryland Schools on Jan. 20
On January 20, several schools in the Baltimore area will experience a delayed opening due to severe cold temperatures. The wind chill is expected to create hazardous conditions, prompting local authorities to issue advisories.
Frigid Temperatures Impact Maryland School Openings
Harford County Public Schools and Cecil County Public Schools will both start classes two hours later than usual. This decision was made to ensure safety amidst extremely low wind chill factors.
Weather Conditions on January 20
Parents and students should prepare for some of the coldest temperatures of the season. Here are the expected conditions:
- Morning wind-chill temperatures: 0 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit
- Afternoon feels-like temperatures: Mid to high teens
Baltimore’s Code Blue Alert
In light of the extreme cold, Baltimore City has declared a Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert. This alert signals the opening of warming centers. These centers are activated when wind chill temperatures drop below 13 degrees.
Residents are encouraged to utilize these facilities to stay warm and safe during these frigid conditions.
Summary of School Delays
Here is a summary of schools affected by the delay:
| School District | Opening Time |
|---|---|
| Harford County Public Schools | Two hours late |
| Cecil County Public Schools | Two hours late |
Stay informed about any further updates as authorities monitor the weather developments. For the latest local news, visit Filmogaz.com.
