Newfoundland Schools Postpone Opening After Intense Storm Cleanup
After an intense storm hit Newfoundland, schools across the Avalon and central regions are delaying their openings. This decision comes as the province works to clear up significant snowfall and strong winds.
Impact of the Storm
The storm dropped over 40 centimeters of snow in the capital, St. John’s. Wind gusts reached up to 100 km/h, resulting in severe conditions for residents.
School Delays
- Avalon schools will open three hours late.
- Some central zone schools face a two-hour delay.
- All schools were closed on Monday due to whiteout conditions.
Government and University Delays
Provincial government offices will not open until 10:30 a.m., with exceptions for specific employees. Additionally, courts in St. John’s are also set to begin operations at 10:30 a.m.
Memorial University has postponed the opening of its metro campuses and will provide updates at 10 a.m.
Residents are dealing with the aftermath of the storm, including challenges with snow piled at driveways and streets. These delays reflect the broader impact of the harsh winter weather on daily life in Newfoundland.
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