1/29/26

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This one’s a little tricky, as are all the days where wind chills are the only major factor. These wind chills are colder than the January 20th delay by 10˚.  We have a Cold Weather Advisory in effect from 1am to 10am on Thursday, calling for wind chills as low as 15 below zero.  As much as I would love to have a normal day and end to the school week, I think the wind chills are going to cause delays.   Therefore I predict a 2-hour delay on Thursday.

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