School closings: N.J. school closings, delayed openings due to snow (Wednesday …

New Jersey districts called for delayed openings on Wednesday, Dec. 11 with an overnight storm expected to drop 1 to 3 inches of snow across much of the northern half of the state.

Snow was expected to be falling through much of the state around 5 a.m., though snowfall totals in the southern half of the state were expected to be below 1 inch.

The National Weather Service’s New York office issued a winter weather advisory for parts of the five northeastern New Jersey counties, where snowfall amounts could be closer to 3 inches.

Enter your email address to be the first to know:Here is a county-by-county look at delayed openings across New Jersey.

BERGEN COUNTYFranklin Lakes – 2 hoursOakland – delayed scheduleRamapo-Indian Hills Regional – delayed scheduleWyckoff – delayed scheduleESSEX COUNTYWest Orange – delayed scheduleHUDSON COUNTYJersey City – delayed scheduleMORRIS COUNTYButler – delayed scheduleChester – 2 hoursEast Hanover – 2 hoursJefferson – 2 hoursKinnelon – 2 hoursMendham Borough – 2 hoursMendham Township – 2 hoursMount Olive – 2 hoursNetcong – delayed scheduleRandolph – 90 minutesWashington Township – 2 hoursWest Morris Regional High School District – 2 hoursPASSAIC COUNTYBloomingdale – 90 minutesLakeland Regional – 90 minutesRingwood – delayed scheduleWest Milford – delayed scheduleSUSSEX COUNTYByram – 2 hoursFredon – 2 hoursHigh Point High School – 90 minutesHopatcong – 90 minutesKittatinny Regional School District – delayed scheduleLenape Valley Regional – 2 hoursSparta – 2 hoursStanhope – 2 hoursStillwater – 2 hoursSussex-Wantage Regional School District – 90 minutesVernon – 2 hoursWARREN COUNTYGreat Meadows – 2 hoursHackettstown – 2 hoursMansfield – 2 hoursOxford – 2 hoursPhillipsburg – delayed scheduleWarren Hills Regional School District – 2 hoursWashington Borough – delayed scheduleWashington Township – 90 minutesHave a tip?