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Storm Watch– Schools, Road Conditions, Power Outages

MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES–From rain to hail to snow, thunderstorms, and wind, our communities have been dealing with the first major winter storm of the season which began on Sunday. The National Weather Service Hanford Office has predicted that Tuesday night into Wednesday morning will be the worst of the storm with snow levels dropping and more thunderstorms possible.

Check below for road conditions including traffic collisions and hazards, school closures, power outages and other emergencies as they happen.

We will continue to update conditions throughout the storm – stay safe!

Chain Controls

For the most up to date information use the CalTrans QuickMap

Reminder: You are required to carry tire chains in your vehicle if entering a chain control area.

Chain Controls as of 6:33am 11.9.2022

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School Closures/Delays

11/8/2022 10:00pm
MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL & GLACIER HIGH SCHOOL – Due to icy/snowy weather & road conditions expected overnight, we will be starting the school day on Wednesday, November 9 later than our normal hour of 8:00am. If your student has a morning onsite class, please view the schedules below and the information in the ParentSquare post that went out Tuesday evening. The first class of the day will not begin until 9:30am. Staff may arrive on campus an hour later than usual or when safe to do so.

11/8/2022 7:00pm

This is Robert Dias, MOT Director for Bass Lake School District informing you that buses and classes at OES, OCI, Wasuma, and Fresno Flats will be on a two hour delay on Wednesday, November 9th, due to current and forecasted weather and road conditions.

Sierra Foothill Charter School (SFCS) has called a two hour delay for tomorrow, Wednesday, November 9th to allow for road conditions to improve for the safe travel of students and staff. School will begin at 10:25am, and bus will run exactly two hours later than the regular schedule. Safe travels!

Yosemite Unified School District (YUSD)

11/8/2022 4:30pm

Good Evening Mariposa Families,
Due to current information and working in collaboration with County partners, all Mariposa County Unified School District (MCUSD) school sites will observe a 2-hour delay, tomorrow, Wednesday, November 9, 2022, to allow for anticipated road conditions to resolve and allow for the safe travel of students and staff.
This decision has been made out of an abundance of caution and concern for our community and means buses will be running 2-hours later, and classes will begin 2 hours later. ​
Thank you and stay safe.
Superintendent Aranguena

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