Sussex County kids are reveling in their extended Christmas vacation, out of school for an extra week now due to snow, while their frazzled parents are wondering why the roads still aren't clear. It snowed about 10 inches in southern Delaware on Monday, Jan. 6, the most in the state.

Some schools, government agencies and businesses will remain closed Tuesday in Sussex County. Over 9 inches of snow fell in parts of the county Monday and as people prepared for bed, many roads had not yet been plowed.

The Welsh Mountain Zoo says its walkways and grounds were covered in snow and present a potential hazard Dozens of schools have been forced to close across Wales amid two weather warnings for ice covering most of the country.

The storm piled up more than a year's worth of snowfall on some Southern cities. As much as a foot (about 31 centimeters) fell in parts of Arkansas. There were reports of nearly 10 inches (about 25 centimeters) in Little Rock,

Rural Northeast Tennessee school systems that missed weeks of classroom time after the Hurricane Helene disaster are also most likely to see snow days add up as a cold, increasingly snowy January continues.

Most schools in St. Charles and Jefferson counties closed Thursday while nearly all in St. Louis County opened with mixed results.

Public schools in Hāna, Lahaina and Kihei will be closed to students and staff Friday, Jan. 10, due to power outages and unsafe road conditions caused by weather.