You know the night. Someone's cousin heard two feet. Someone else swears they never close. You have a test first period and no idea whether to study or go to bed, and the district might not decide until 5:30 in the morning. I made Snow Day Odds for that night. Pick your school district and it gives you the chance school closes tomorrow, with the reasons right under it: how much snow falls overnight, ice on the roads, how cold the bus stop will be in the morning, and how much snow your area usually takes before it closes. An inch can shut down Atlanta. Buffalo barely notices. The video is a replay of last January's Boston blizzard. The night before, it said 98%, and schools closed. It won't always be that clear. The day after a storm really depends on your district, so when it's unsure it says so instead of guessing big. It's free. Widgets, Lock Screen updates and an evening alert come with a Season Pass you buy once, and it never renews. US only for now since the forecasts come from the National Weather Service. If you're somewhere snowy this winter, tell me if it gets your district right. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6823915304   submitted by   /u/Consistent-Tea-2900 [link]   [comments]