Snow and ice emergency in effect; schools take a second Snow Day

Snow and ice emergency in effect; schools take a second Snow Day »Play Video
Eugene residents resort to alternate modes of transportation.

EUGENE, Ore. -- Some school districts made the call Monday night: No school on Tuesday.

Many more have followed suit, but not all: the University of Oregon, Oregon State University and Lane Community College open at 10 a.m.

For the latest on school and road closures, consult our Closures report. Not all schools take part in this service, so also check here for school information.

Need to announce a canceled meeting or closed business? Post to our free Bulletin Board.

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No Parking: Snow and Ice Emergency

If you're parked on a major road in Eugene, you may want to put on your coat and go move your car. The city declared a snow emergency.

That means all vehicles must be removed from snow emergency routes. Those are collector streets, where neighborhood streets meet; major roads and highways; and bus routes. | MAP

Parked and stranded vehicles can be towed at the owner's expense.
    
Stuck at the airport

Going by air didn't allow travelers to avoid problems on the ground. One flight was cancelled at the Eugene Airport this morning -- not because of bad weather here, but because of conditions in San Francisco.

"I got here, delayed," said Dave Ridgeway, who was supposed to leave at 10 a.m. "3:25 I'm supposed to get out of here but that's delayed, and the next one is 6:02, so maybe. I don't know."

Some flights were delayed while crews de-iced the planes. Airport officials say you should check with your individual airline before you go to the airport. | FLIGHT INFO