COLUMBUS, Ohio – Columbus City Schools canceled classes and extracurricular activities Tuesday due to inclement weather.

This is the second day Ohio’s largest school district has canceled classes due to snow and frigid temperatures. Several other districts in central Ohio announced their plans to cancel classes Monday night.

In a post on Facebook on Sunday evening, CCS said families will also be notified by telephone from the district administration.

10TV’s full list of school closures and delays can be found here.

All winter storm watches and warnings are no longer in effect for central Ohio after several inches and up to 30 centimeters of snow fell in some parts of the region.

It began to snow measurably on Sunday afternoon and continued throughout the night into Monday morning, with the heaviest snowfall falling overnight. A final round of snow fell on Monday evening.

Monday night was very cold with temperatures around 20°C. We’ll wake up to bitterly cold temperatures in the teens and wind chills in the single digits.

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