Will I Have a Snow Day Tomorrow?

Enter your city or ZIP to estimate the chance of school closure tomorrow.

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Enter your ZIP or postal code to see how likely schools near you are to close tomorrow because of winter weather. This snow day predictor checks the latest forecast for temperature, snowfall, wind, and timing to give you a simple percentage.

How This Snow Day Predictor Works

The predictor is the fast version of our snow day tools. You only enter your location, and we handle the rest in the background.
Here is a simple overview of what happens when you click the button.

  • We find the forecast for your area for tonight and tomorrow.
  • We look at how much snow or mixed precipitation is expected.
  • We check when the storm will be heaviest compared with school start times.
  • We factor in temperature, wind, and general travel safety.
  • We combine all of this into one percentage result for your snow day chances.

What Your Snow Day Percentage Means

The big number in the circle is your estimated chance of a snow day tomorrow. Use the ranges below as a guide when you plan your evening.

Then student-friendly ranges:

  • 0–30% – Keep doing your homework. A snow day is very unlikely.
  • 31–59% – It could go either way. Be ready for school, but keep an eye on alerts.
  • 60–79% – A snow day is quite possible. Expect delays or closures in many districts.
  • 80–100% – Strong snow day signal. Still wait for official confirmation before making firm plans.

Why Your Prediction Can Change

Snow day predictions move as the weather forecast updates. It is normal to see the percentage rise or fall in the day before a storm.

  • New weather models can shift the storm track closer or farther from your area.
  • Temperature changes can turn snow into rain, or rain into snow and ice.
  • Your school district may respond differently based on recent storms and road conditions.

For important days, check your prediction more than once and always follow official school announcements.

Snow Day Predictor vs Advanced Snow Day Calculator

Both tools use similar weather data, but they serve different needs. The predictor is quick and simple. The advanced calculator gives you more control over the details.

  • Snow Day Predictor
    • One input: location
    • Best for students and parents who want a fast answer for tomorrow
    • Clear percentage and short explanation
  • Snow Day Calculator (Advanced)
    • Lets you set storm timing, type, and local school behavior
    • Better for planning and “what if” scenarios
    • Useful for teachers, parents, and weather fans

If you need to test different storm setups or adjust local factors, try the Advanced Snow Day Calculator.

Snow Day Predictor – FAQs

This focuses on tomorrow’s chance because that is when most decisions are made. Forecasts several days out can change quickly, so long-range predictions are less reliable.

The percentage reflects conditions around the normal start of the school day and the morning commute. Heavy snow or ice during this time has the biggest impact on closures.

The predictor uses a standard set of rules for every location. The advanced calculator lets you change storm details and local factors. When you adjust those settings, the probability can shift.

No tool can promise a closure. The predictor offers an estimate based on weather, not a formal decision. Always wait for messages from your school district before making final plans.

Yes. You can check your snow day chance as often as you like during the winter season.