UPDATE: Bergen County schools are suspending classes and delaying openings on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, as a significant snowstorm approaches the region. The National Weather Service has issued alerts predicting 1 to 2 inches of snow for most of northern New Jersey, with some areas, particularly north of Interstate 80, expected to receive up to 4 inches.
Snow is anticipated to begin late Monday night, around midnight, and will spread southwards after daybreak on Tuesday. Officials are urging residents to prepare for hazardous driving conditions as the storm progresses.
The Mahwah school district has already announced a delayed opening for Tuesday, with others likely to follow suit as conditions develop. Parents and students are advised to stay informed through their school district’s communications for any updates regarding closures or alterations to the school schedule.
Why This Matters: The impending snowfall poses risks for travel and safety across Bergen County. Residents are encouraged to take precautions, including allowing extra time for commutes and staying updated on weather conditions. The combination of snowfall and potential icy roads could lead to disruptions not just for schools but for the entire community.
As the storm approaches, stay tuned for further updates on school closures and weather conditions. Local authorities will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide guidance as necessary.
Next Steps: Watch for updates from your local school district and the National Weather Service as the storm unfolds. Stay safe and plan accordingly for travel throughout the region on Tuesday. This is a developing story, and new information will be released as it becomes available.
