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St. Landry Superintendent Michael Nassif has a big decision to make if snow finds comes to the parish.
Nassif says his main concern is the ~2,200 faculty and staff members and the ~15,000 students at 39 sites.
He says, "some safety issues really come into play, want to make sure if we can have school we will."
If he decides to close school, there is already a system in place to spread the word.
Eastern Texas and parts of Central and Northwest Louisiana could receive three or more inches of snow tonight and Wednesday morning. The Acadiana area, including Lafayette, is expected to receive some snow, Jones said. ?As far as accumulation, you ...
Snow is in the forecast this evening and tonight for Central Louisiana, including parts of St. Landry and Evangeline parishes. This would be the third time this winter, the second time in as many weeks, that the area receives snowfall. Parts of ...
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SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) - The National Weather Service says north Louisiana did get snow, but most of it melted as soon as it hit the ground.
Meteorologist Nick Fillo in Shreveport says there were widespread reports of snow Tuesday night in northwest Louisiana.
But overnight temperatures were generally in the mid 30s, so there was little chance to accumulate.
He says his office did get a report of a dusting in Natchitoches, and spotty reports in other places of one-eighth to a quarter-inch. But he says it had all melted by daybreak.
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