Some schools in the Washington, D.C. area, including the Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia regions, are still closed or have delayed their opening times as they continue to clean up after the early week winter storm.

Days after inches of snow fell across the DMV, some schools are still keeping their doors closed as they clean up after the winter storm. With freezing cold temperatures expected through the end of the week,

Maryland just saw its first major snow storm of the year. As a result of the weather, schools announced another set of closures and delays.

Public and private schools in Maryland, D.C., and Virginia have announced their schedules for tomorrow, which include closures in some of the larger districts.

With the arrival of Monday’s winter storm, Baltimore-area schools, offices, government services and more have announced cancellations, changes and closures that could linger into Tuesday.

Our team of meteorologists expect snow to really begin picking up overnight.

Here’s what you need to know about snowfall totals, closures, plowing, schools and more. Western and Southern Maryland had the highest amount of snowfall, particularly in Calvert and Garrett counties, according to the National Weather Service. In western Maryland, Garrett County got 14.8 inches of snow, the most of any county.

The last day of school for students was originally scheduled for June 11, but will now fall on Monday, June 16.

The first major winter storm of 2025 brought up to 10 inches of snow to parts of the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia area, prompting school closures on Monday and Tuesday.

The first winter storm of 2025 is expected to accumulate five to ten inches across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

Poor conditions on secondary roads in some portions of the D.C. region and worries about refreezing has prompted another round of school delays and closings for Friday — with many students having missed an entire week of classes.