Alberton School Closes Due to Predicted Heavy Snowfall
Alberton School will be closed on February 4 due to a forecast of heavy snowfall and strong winds. The National Weather Service predicts snowfall to begin late evening, with accumulations of up to 18 inches. The administration will monitor conditions for possible Wednesday reopening.
In anticipation of significant snowfall, Alberton School has announced its closure for Tuesday, February 4. The National Weather Service in Missoula has warned that snow is expected to begin falling at 10:00 p.m. and persist until midday the following day. Forecasts indicate that total snowfall could reach up to 18 inches, combined with strong easterly winds, making conditions potentially hazardous.
The impending storm has prompted local officials to prioritize the safety of students and their families. The administration of Alberton School plans to monitor the situation closely and will reassess weather conditions to determine if Wednesday’s classes can resume. Notifications will be communicated promptly to keep families informed of any developments regarding school operations.
To ensure community safety during this storm, residents are urged to remain vigilant and heed weather advisories. The administration’s decision to close the school reflects a commitment to the well-being of students amid potentially dangerous conditions. Timely updates will be provided to families as the situation evolves.
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