Contact us
How to reach Snow Day Calculator, and where to find out whether your own school is closed.
Email: contact@snowdaycalculator.website
Write to us about an answer that looks wrong, a state rule we should update, a page that doesn’t work for you, or anything else about this site.
Mail: PVV Media Technologies, 102 N 2nd Avenue E, Newton, IA 50208, United States
We are not your school district
We can’t tell you whether your school is closed, and we can’t pass a message to a school or a district. Your district announces closings, late starts and remote days on its own website and app, by phone or text, and through local TV and radio. For the forecast itself, the National Weather Service has the official forecast for every place in the United States.
Please don’t send us your name, address, phone number or anything about a student: we don’t need it to answer.
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Snow day, late start or e-learning day? The four ways a bad-weather morning can go
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Winter storm watch, warning or advisory? What the Weather Service's alerts mean for school
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Snow day superstitions Pajamas inside out, ice cubes and spoons, and what really decides it