Several school districts delayed the start of classes Monday because of the overnight snow slowing the morning commute in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Schools across New York and New Jersey are holding delayed openings on Monday after snow fell across the tri-state area. Most areas around New York City saw between less than an inch to just over an inch of snow,

PENNSYLVANIA (WHP) — More than a dozen school districts have issued delays Monday morning amid icy road conditions. Click here for our full list of delays and closings. Monday is expected to warm up, with highs climbing into the lower 50s, ahead of more wintry weather later this week, Meteorologist Steve Knight says.

Commuters in northern New Jersey will face icy roads and messy driving conditions Friday morning, thanks to freezing rain and a thin layer of ice possibly forming on untreated roads. The National Weather Service says “very slippery sidewalks,

Forecasters have predicted slow morning commute across several areas in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. As per the National Weather Service, most main roads will be wet.

Some neighborhood roads remain icy after Sunday’s snow, and wind chills are forecast to drop to near zero early Tuesday. Cold weather advisories are in effect throughout the region from 7 p.m. Monday until 10 a.m. Tuesday and from 10 p.m. Tuesday to 10 a.m. Thursday. Some schools announced delayed openings and cancellations Tuesday.

After snow fell across Massachusetts overnight, some school districts canceled classes or delayed the start of school on Tuesday.

New Jersey school districts announced delayed openings for Monday, Feb. 3 due to an overnight storm that brought light snow to parts of the state. Areas north of I-78 were expected to get 1 to 2 inches of snow.

Track school closings and delays for Monday, Feb. 3 in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.