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.

The first school cancelations for Tuesday are coming in. Public schools in Montgomery, Fairfax, Fauquier and Culpeper counties and Falls Church will be closed for another day, school officials announced.

This week’s winter storm continues to disrupt classes across the D.C. region, with many schools opting to remain closed or open on a delayed schedule on Thursday.

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.

Multiple school districts in Maryland and Virginia are planning on closing again this Tuesday due to the impacts from Monday's snow storm. For more information go to

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.

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. Here's what to know.

Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) was the first school system in the DMV to announce a third consecutive snow day this week, canceling all schools and offices through Wednesday, Jan. 8. Areas across the D.

The new year winter storm is gifting a second snow day to D.C.-area students and federal workers. Why it matters: The region is shoveling itself out of about seven to ten inches of snow, as of late last night when flakes stopped falling.

Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) was the first school system in the DMV to announce a third consecutive snow day this week, canceling all schools and offices through Wednesday, Jan. 8. Districts across the D.