School closures across Northern Ireland on 19th January 2024
Last updated 19th Jan 2024
Widespread snow and ice conditions have led to a number of schools closing across Northern Ireland today.
The Met Office have extended their yellow weather warning until 10 o'clock this morning.
The following schools have posted announcing closure today (19th January 2024) due to adverse weather:
Killen Primary School | 76 Learmore Road
Artigarvan Primary School | 31 Berryhill Road
Ashlea Primary School | 163 Stevenson Park
Newtownstewart Model Primary School | 6 Baronscourt Road
Rosemount Primary School | Helen Street
St Eugene's Primary School | Victoria Bridge, 58 Fyfin Road
St Patrick's Primary School Newtownstewart | Dublin Street
Steelstown Primary School | Steelstown Road
St Mary's Primary School Cloughcor | 20 Cloghcor Road
St Brigid's Primary School | Carnhill Estate
St Finlough's Primary School | 138 Tartnakilly Road
St Theresa's Primary School Glebe | 33 Garvan Road
Longtower Primary School | Bishop Street
St Mary's Primary School | 48 Melmount Road
Oakgrove Integrated Primary School and Nursery | Rectory Field
St Patrick's and St Brigid's College | Claudy, 55 Main Street
Limavady Grammar School | 3 Ballyquin Road
Foyle College | Limavady Road
Carrowreagh Primary School | 110b Finvoy Road
Straidbilly Primary School | 85 Carnbore Road
Knockahollet Primary School | 79 Knockahollet Road
Hezlett Primary School | 1 Ballywoolen Road
Ampertaine Primary School | 94 Kilrea Road
Harpurs Hill Primary School | Ballycastle Road
Hazelbank Primary School | 20 Hazelbank Road
St Olcan's Primary School | 202 Glenshesk Road
St Mary's P.S. and N.U. | Cushendall, 41 Middlepark Road
St Patrick's Primary School Rasharkin | 8 Gortahar Road
St Brigid's Primary School Ballymoney | Castle Street
St Patrick's and St Brigid's Primary School | 19 Moyle Road
Gaelscoil an Chaistil | 5 Bothar na hAithe
Ballycastle High School | 33 Rathlin Road
Ballymoney High School | 17 Garryduff Rd
Northern Ireland's five-day weather forecast:
Today: Early fog and icy patches will clear with strengthening southwesterly winds, then largely dry and bright for much of the day. Clouding over later in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 4 °C.
Tonight: Increasingly cloudy and windy through the evening and overnight with outbreaks of rain arriving in the early hours. Coastal gales at times. Minimum temperature 3 °C.
Saturday: Bands of rain, with heavy bursts at times, will push eastwards on Saturday. Remaining cloudy and windy throughout with severe gales later for Irish Sea coasts. Maximum temperature 8 °C.
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday: Isolated showers at first Sunday. Heavy rain and very strong winds arrive later Sunday. Showers follow throughout Monday. Drier for a time Tuesday morning. Rain and strong winds arrive later.
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