Lubbock and much of the South Plains are under a winter weather advisory through 6 a.m. Friday, with additional snow accumulations of an inch or less and winds gusting as high as 40 mph expected, according to the National Weather Service in Lubbock.

Yet another round of light to moderate snow is ahead for West Michigan, but will come too late to produce school closings.

Wichita Falls ISD and other school districts have announced closings or delayed start times for Friday. Note that districts often change their original plans on short notice due to weather concerns. Chillicothe ISD: Two hour delayed start. Electra ISD: Two hour delayed start. Iowa Park ISD: Two hour delayed start.

With sleet and snow now falling in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, many of the school districts that were waiting to make a decision about Friday have now announced closures.

: As of 10:45 a.m., 50 districts have now closed. Only seven districts stayed with a two-hour delay. EARLIER: Some schools made announcements about Thursday morning delays as early as Wednesday evening due to the weather.

Here’s what your school district or university is saying about closings or delays this week, and how they’ll notify you about schedule changes. **Will be updated!**

"All Austin ISD schools and offices will operate on normal schedules Thursday, Jan. 9, but due to rain and cold temperatures, all afterschool outdoor athletic activities will be canceled and any other outdoor activities will move indoors," Austin ISD wrote on Facebook.

Due to the threat of winter weather and possibility of unsafe road conditions Friday, several schools in central Alabama have announced they will be closed or having virtual learning. The following schools will be closed Friday or having a virtual learning day: Alabama School of Fine Arts Alabaster City Schools Bessemer