APS Dec 15 - will it ice over and 2 hr delay

[Anonymous]

The temps are just dropping today, so are we just gonna be ice tomorrow and thus delayed two hours?

[Anonymous]

Wouldn’t rule it out however this would be gross incompetence. Plenty of time to treat surfaces today.

I’ve learned to never under estimate how much no one cares if they go to school including many parents.

[Anonymous]

I am predicting a 2 hour delay given the temps around 6:30 am. I don’t think this will be about ice, but about kids waiting for the bus at 20 degrees

[Anonymous]

There was a day last week they had to head out for middle school and it was 17 degrees. I have a kid this age and looked to see temp. It was fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t rule it out however this would be gross incompetence. Plenty of time to treat surfaces today.

I’ve learned to never under estimate how much no one cares if they go to school including many parents.

It’s about all the sidewalks.

[Anonymous]

I give it 50/50 chance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t rule it out however this would be gross incompetence. Plenty of time to treat surfaces today.

I’ve learned to never under estimate how much no one cares if they go to school including many parents.

It’s about all the sidewalks.

Right right right

I am busy throwing water and piling as much snow on mine as possible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t rule it out however this would be gross incompetence. Plenty of time to treat surfaces today.

I’ve learned to never under estimate how much no one cares if they go to school including many parents.

umm how about safety? not a concern for you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t rule it out however this would be gross incompetence. Plenty of time to treat surfaces today.

I’ve learned to never under estimate how much no one cares if they go to school including many parents.

umm how about safety? not a concern for you?

PP drives their kid to school so they don’t think about sidewalks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am predicting a 2 hour delay given the temps around 6:30 am. I don’t think this will be about ice, but about kids waiting for the bus at 20 degrees

And the busses starting.

[Anonymous]

My south Arlington street is dry. I think it’s possible there will be a delay but not likely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am predicting a 2 hour delay given the temps around 6:30 am. I don’t think this will be about ice, but about kids waiting for the bus at 20 degrees

And the busses starting.

Yeah I think if we get a delay it will be bus-related vs ice-related. Takes them a while to start when it’s this cold.

[Anonymous]

The roads are not even wet. There's nothing to refreeze. All the snow is on the grass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The roads are not even wet. There's nothing to refreeze. All the snow is on the grass.

I see a lot of icy sidewalks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t rule it out however this would be gross incompetence. Plenty of time to treat surfaces today.

I’ve learned to never under estimate how much no one cares if they go to school including many parents.

umm how about safety? not a concern for you?

PP drives their kid to school so they don’t think about sidewalks

My 7th grader walks almost a mile. I am the PP.