Snow-related Closure Information
The winter weather has everyone from school districts to businesses shutting down. See what's happening in your area, and tell us if you know of something that's canceled because of the snow.
Students at Greendale Middle School trudge along snowy sidewalks after school.
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Winter weather has people shutting things down Thursday night.
Our media partners at WISN 12 are reporting between 4 and 7 inches of snow are expected between now and midnight, throughout the Milwaukee area.
Check out the closings list from WISN12 above, or click here for WISN closings and here for the TMJ4 closings. To check if there are power outages near you, take a look at the We Energies map.
Janine Anderson
3:10 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Greenfield and Whitnall have canceled after-school activities. Alverno College campus is closing at 4 p.m. Curves locations are closed.
David Cotey
3:24 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Greenfield Parks and Rec classes and programs have been cancelled as well. http://greenfield.patch.com/articles/greenfield-whitnall-cancel-after-school-activities
Denise Lockwood
3:47 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Cardinal Stritch University Alumni:
The Main Campus, City Center and Brookfield sites will close at 4:15 pm Feb 7. All evening classes at these locations canceled.
HairMetalFan
11:30 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
I understand running the closings at the bottom of the TV screen, I think Channel 12 did not have to cancel a show just to start their snow coverage an hour earlier.It's bad enough they kept cutting into shows throughout the day, TVs stations get way too carried away with snow coverage.
CowDung
11:53 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
I agree completely. For all the news coverage these snowstorms have been getting, one would think that the 'great white death' is going to kill us all. Unless there are orders to evacuate the area or there is an immediate danger requiring action, I don't see a need for any news coverage to interrupt the regularly scheduled TV programming.
HairMetalFan
4:31 pm on Friday, February 8, 2013
I remember a winter storm which I can't recall the year ('08 or '09?) where all the local stations had ALL DAY news coverage of it. They started from the morning news and kept going. From 9 AM to 5 PM they pre-empted all the regular tv shows. It was 12 or more hours of solid news. You could tell when they were running out of stories they would check in with their "team coverage" reporters to see how the roads where. Thank God for cable.