Heavy snow, cold temperatures prompt several school closings for Dec. 13
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A steady snowfall covered the hills, and roadways, of Highland County Sunday, with the National Weather Service reporting that 2-3 inches should be expected overnight.
Unofficially, temperatures dropped as low as 18 degrees in Hillsboro Sunday, with the NWS forecasting an overnight low of 17 degrees.
Steady snow will fall through midnight. Cloudy with increasing winds. Temperatures steady near 23 degrees," according to the NWS.
Winds were anticipated between 15 to 20 mph.
On Monday, snow showers are forecast at a 50 percent chance, with an accumulation of 1-2 inches, and a high of 22 degrees. Flurries may continue Monday night, with an overnight low of 10 degrees.
Check back to highlandcountypress.com for continued weather coverage, and closings.
A steady snowfall covered the hills, and roadways, of Highland County Sunday, with the National Weather Service reporting that 2-3 inches should be expected overnight.
Unofficially, temperatures dropped as low as 18 degrees in Hillsboro Sunday, with the NWS forecasting an overnight low of 17 degrees.
Steady snow will fall through midnight. Cloudy with increasing winds. Temperatures steady near 23 degrees," according to the NWS.
Winds were anticipated between 15 to 20 mph.
On Monday, snow showers are forecast at a 50 percent chance, with an accumulation of 1-2 inches, and a high of 22 degrees. Flurries may continue Monday night, with an overnight low of 10 degrees.
As of 7 a.m. Monday, Dec. 13, St. Mary Catholic School, Bright Local, Hillsboro City Schools, Lynchburg-Clay Schools, Fairfield Local Schools and Greenfield Exempted Village Schools were closed, as was Southern State Community College. Hillsboro Christian Academy announced a one-hour delay for Dec. 13. In addition, the Highland County Senior Citizens Center is closed Monday, Dec. 13.
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Unofficially, temperatures dropped as low as 18 degrees in Hillsboro Sunday, with the NWS forecasting an overnight low of 17 degrees.
Steady snow will fall through midnight. Cloudy with increasing winds. Temperatures steady near 23 degrees," according to the NWS.
Winds were anticipated between 15 to 20 mph.
On Monday, snow showers are forecast at a 50 percent chance, with an accumulation of 1-2 inches, and a high of 22 degrees. Flurries may continue Monday night, with an overnight low of 10 degrees.
Check back to highlandcountypress.com for continued weather coverage, and closings.
A steady snowfall covered the hills, and roadways, of Highland County Sunday, with the National Weather Service reporting that 2-3 inches should be expected overnight.
Unofficially, temperatures dropped as low as 18 degrees in Hillsboro Sunday, with the NWS forecasting an overnight low of 17 degrees.
Steady snow will fall through midnight. Cloudy with increasing winds. Temperatures steady near 23 degrees," according to the NWS.
Winds were anticipated between 15 to 20 mph.
On Monday, snow showers are forecast at a 50 percent chance, with an accumulation of 1-2 inches, and a high of 22 degrees. Flurries may continue Monday night, with an overnight low of 10 degrees.
As of 7 a.m. Monday, Dec. 13, St. Mary Catholic School, Bright Local, Hillsboro City Schools, Lynchburg-Clay Schools, Fairfield Local Schools and Greenfield Exempted Village Schools were closed, as was Southern State Community College. Hillsboro Christian Academy announced a one-hour delay for Dec. 13. In addition, the Highland County Senior Citizens Center is closed Monday, Dec. 13.
Check back to highlandcountypress.com for continued weather coverage, and closings.[[In-content Ad]]