Many D.C.-area schools will open two hours late Thursday and a few systems are closed after a mix of sleet, freezing rain and plain rain fell across the region. Federal agencies will be open, with the option for unscheduled leave or telework,

Several school districts in central Ohio canceled classes or delayed start times Thursday morning because of icy conditions. Most central Ohio counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory after freezing rain moved through the area,

With icy weather expected tomorrow morning, we've received a few school delays for Thursday morning, February 6th.

UPDATE: Almost every school that was delayed earlier has now closed. In addition, North County school districts, which mostly hadn’t delayed or closed, are starting to announce early dismissals. EARLIER: More closings and delays have come in overnight and more are expected this morning.

A winter weather advisory is in effect until this afternoon in parts of the Finger Lakes Region, bringing in mixed precipitation of snow, sleet, ice and high-speed winds.

National Weather Service forecasters Wednesday set down a Winter Weather Advisory covering almost the entire state, warning of slippery road conditions during the morning and evening commutes. Snowfall is expected to begin between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Thursday, before the precipitation shifts to ice and rain in the afternoon.

After a day of snow and rain across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington on Wednesday, Thursday morning’s road conditions have some school districts delaying the start of classes as much as three hours. Other schools will put buses on snow routes including some in Hillsboro and Banks.

The threat of snow, sleet, and freezing rain has caused several school districts across the D.C. region to adjust their schedules. Here's the full list of school closings and delays for Washington, D.

Mingo, Indianola and Norwalk announced two-hour delays, with dozens more across the state doing the same. As of 9 a.m