NORTH CAROLINA — Several school districts across North Carolina have adjusted their schedules for Friday morning in response to severe weather conditions.
Watauga County Schools announced that they will be operating on a two-hour delay due to the potential for overnight refreezing.
The district said buses will have limited travel routes, and any adjustments will be communicated by 8 a.m.
Ashe County Schools also announced that they will also be operating on a two-hour delay.
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Schools in Chesterfield County will be dismissed early due to the threat of severe weather Friday afternoon.
Students are expected to be released at 11:30 a.m., and all afternoon activities have been canceled.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools also announced that after-school events and activities will be canceled as well due to predicted inclement weather.
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