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Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Oh please, so many other districts have closed for tomorrow, including Fairfax and Loudoun. It’s really ok to refrain from criticizing APS for every single decision.

It’s one thing to make the decision this early when there is a high degree of certainty about the next day’s weather. This is not that situation. They should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call.

DCUM meteorologists are just the best. We all benefit from their insights.

Some of us are listening to actual meteorologists, who are the ones saying there is a high degree of uncertainty around this storm.

Yes! That's exactly the kind of insightful insight that I was looking for. Thank you!

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Anonymous wrote:And then they'll hopefully close because of Omicron.

Hopefully not, that would be a horrible mistake.

They won't, they can't due to SB 1303

instead, they'll need to close for 2 weeks to slow the spre-, uh, melt the snow...

Yup. It melts sooooo slowly.

Oh, and oops, they forgot to treat the roads.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Oh please, so many other districts have closed for tomorrow, including Fairfax and Loudoun. It’s really ok to refrain from criticizing APS for every single decision.

It’s one thing to make the decision this early when there is a high degree of certainty about the next day’s weather. This is not that situation. They should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call.

DCUM meteorologists are just the best. We all benefit from their insights.

Some of us are listening to actual meteorologists, who are the ones saying there is a high degree of uncertainty around this storm.

The temperature the day before a storm is not that important if the precip is at least moderate. The temperatures are going to be in the 30s in the hours after midnight and close to freezing in the morning. The temperatures aloft will support freezing precipitation (sleet first, then snow) by 4am. The bigger downside risk to this storm is that it is actually "too cold" and the bulk of the precipitation stays largely to the south.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Oh please, so many other districts have closed for tomorrow, including Fairfax and Loudoun. It’s really ok to refrain from criticizing APS for every single decision.

It’s one thing to make the decision this early when there is a high degree of certainty about the next day’s weather. This is not that situation. They should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call.

DCUM meteorologists are just the best. We all benefit from their insights.

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Anonymous wrote:Did only some APS schools have classes tomorrow? Yorktown goes back Tuesday.

Um. No. Did your kid tell you that? 😂

Omg this is too funny

Well, glad it’s a snow day. I had written it on my calendar as a day off. Maybe I was looking at an old list of days off? Or I could just be losing it. Anything is possible at this point.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Oh please, so many other districts have closed for tomorrow, including Fairfax and Loudoun. It’s really ok to refrain from criticizing APS for every single decision.

It’s one thing to make the decision this early when there is a high degree of certainty about the next day’s weather. This is not that situation. They should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call.

People complain in roughly equal numbers either way.

I think most of the people who complain about calls made that morning are poor planners. If you need to figure out alternative childcare, there is no reason you cannot are that back-up plan the night before based on the forecast and then wait until the morning to confirm once you see what APS does. I don’t know why some people are seemingly too stupid to figure that out.

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Anonymous wrote:And then they'll hopefully close because of Omicron.

Hopefully not, that would be a horrible mistake.

I would be the correct call.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And then they'll hopefully close because of Omicron.

Hopefully not, that would be a horrible mistake.

I would be the correct call.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Oh please, so many other districts have closed for tomorrow, including Fairfax and Loudoun. It’s really ok to refrain from criticizing APS for every single decision.

It’s one thing to make the decision this early when there is a high degree of certainty about the next day’s weather. This is not that situation. They should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call.

People complain in roughly equal numbers either way.

Agreed, this is very likely to be a bust.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Oh please, so many other districts have closed for tomorrow, including Fairfax and Loudoun. It’s really ok to refrain from criticizing APS for every single decision.

It’s one thing to make the decision this early when there is a high degree of certainty about the next day’s weather. This is not that situation. They should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call.

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Anonymous wrote:Did only some APS schools have classes tomorrow? Yorktown goes back Tuesday.

Um. No. Did your kid tell you that? 😂

Omg this is too funny

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Oh please, so many other districts have closed for tomorrow, including Fairfax and Loudoun. It’s really ok to refrain from criticizing APS for every single decision.

Anonymous wrote:Did only some APS schools have classes tomorrow? Yorktown goes back Tuesday.

Um. No. Did your kid tell you that? 😂