CLOSURES:
KANSAS
USD 470 Ark City Parent-Teacher Conferences will be virtual Thursday (school was already out for Thursday and Friday) – Closed
Ark City Christian Academy- Closed
USD 465 Winfield – Closed
Holy Name Catholic School -Closed
USD 357 Belle Plaine – Closed
USD 360 Caldwell -Closed
USD Central-Burden – Closed
USD 264 Clearwater – Closed
USD 356 Conway Springs – Closed
USD 396 Douglass – Closed
Douglass Senior Center -Closed
Douglass Public Library – Closed
USD 263 Mulvane – Closed
USD 358 Oxford -Closed
USD 394 Rose Hill -Closed
USD 463 Udall -Closed
Wellington Christian Academy -Closed
OKLAHOMA
Billings Public Schools – CLOSED
Blackwell Public Schools – CLOSED
Cowboy Driving-Ponca City – CLOSED
Deer Creek-Lamont Public Schools – CLOSED
Garber Public Schools – CLOSED
Kay County Courthouse- Offices Closed
Medford Public Schools – CLOSED
Newkirk Public Schools – CLOSED
Northern Oklahoma College: Enid and Tonkawa- CLOSED , Stillwater remains open
Otoe Missouria Offices- CLOSED
Tonkawa Public Schools- CLOSED
Tonkawa Tribe Offices- CLOSED
Wheatheart Nutrition Blackwell, Newkirk and Tonkawa – CLOSED
DISTANCE LEARNING:
Frontier Public Schools – Distance Learning
Pioneer Tech- Closed. Full-time programs on virtual instruction.
Cowley College- Virtual learning and remote work day for employees.
Kildare Elementary School – Virtual Learning
Peckham Elementary School -Distance Learning
Ponca City Public Schools – Distance Learning
Pond Creek-Hunter Public Schools – Distance Learning
Kildare Public School – Distance Learning
McCord Public School – Distance Learning
Shidler Public Schools – Distance Learning
ROAD CONDITIONS:
I35 north of the Stateline- The roadway is completely covered with mixed snow ice or slush. Expect blowing snow.
US 77 north of the state line, 160, 166- all partially to completely covered with a mix of snow, ice or slush. Roads are slippery.
I-35, 77 and 177 south of the state line in Oklahoma….Drivers are advised to use caution, reduce speed and stay back 200 feet from snow removal equipment. conditions may deteriorate rapidly.
From ODOT facebook: Oklahoma Department of Transportation and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority crews are treating slick spots and beginning road clearing operations in parts of Northwestern and North-central Oklahoma Thursday morning as winter weather moves into the state.
In Northwestern Oklahoma, highways are slick in spots as snowfall ranges from light to heavy. In North-Central Oklahoma, crews are reporting freezing rain and sleet and are treating slick spots on bridges. This includes the northern I-35 corridor and US-412/Cimarron Turnpike.
Highways and turnpikes in parts of Central Oklahoma, including the Oklahoma City metro area, are currently wet. Drivers should remain alert as these areas could potentially become slick as temperatures fall. ODOT and OTA crews are closely monitoring conditions in this area.
Ice truck has been down to the WBBZ Station lot!
https://oklahoma.gov/odot/travel/current-traffic-conditions/road-condition-resources.html
