Dozens of New Jersey school districts have called for delayed openings Monday due to an overnight storm expected to drop snow and a coating of ice across northwestern counties.
The precipitation is expected to change to all rain as temperatures rise this morning, but the National Weather Service said the morning commute could be slick.
A winter weather advisory was issued for Morris, western Passaic and Sussex counties through this morning.
Wantage in Sussex County had picked up 4 inches of snow by 5 a.m. while Butler in Morris County had 3 inches on the ground, the National Weather Service said.
The following school districts have announced schedule changes for Monday, Dec. 16:
HUNTERDON COUNTY
DELAYED OPENINGS:
Bethlehem
Califon
Clinton Township
Franklin
Hampton
High Bridge
Lebanon Borough
North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional
Tewksbury
Union
MORRIS COUNTY
DELAYED OPENINGS:
Boonton
Butler
Chester School District
Denville
Dover
Jefferson
Kinnelon
Mendham Borough
Mendham Township
Mine Hill
Morris Hills High School
Morris Knolls High School
Mount Arlington
Mount Olive
Mountain Lakes
Netcong
Randolph
Rockaway Valley School
Roxbury
West Morris Regional
Wharton
PASSAIC COUNTY
CLOSED:
West Milford
DELAYED OPENINGS:
Bloomingdale
Wanaque
SUSSEX COUNTY
CLOSED:
High Point Regional
DELAYED OPENINGS:
Andover Regional
Frankford Township
Green
Hamburg
Hardyston
Hopatcong
Kittatinny Regional
Lenape Valley Regional
Montague
Ogdensburg
Sandyston-Walpack
Stanhope
Stillwater
Sussex-Wantage Regional
Vernon
WARREN COUNTY
DELAYED OPENINGS:
Hackettstown
Knowlton
North Warren Regional
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