Arlington Snow: What To Know About School, Bans Tuesday March 13

ARLINGTON, MA — The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for much of the state, including Arlington. Tonight several inches of snow are expected to cover the city and then by the end of the day Arlington could see more than a foot. That's right, folks.

So here we go with round three of nor'easter related snow-related news. Will there be school? Will there be a parking ban? and what about recycling? Here's what to know:

Will there be school?

School is closed Tuesday!

All schools are closed and all meetings, activities, and events are canceled, according to the district.

Check out the full list of School closures here.

What else is closed?

Town offices, libraries, all meetings are cancelled.

Has the city declared a snow emergency or parking ban?

Yes. Beginning March 12 at 11 p.m. there will be a parking ban "until further notice," the town announced.

Generally, the Public Services Director will call a "snow emergency" when excessive amounts of snow are predicted. All vehicles are required to be removed from all roadways to allow for a better clearing job. All vehicles left on the road are subject to tow.

What about trash and recycling?

There will be no trash collection Tuesday. This means there will be a one day delay for the rest of the week on trash and recycling.

Important Phone Numbers:

- Report downed electrical wires: call 911 and Eversource at 1-800-592-2000. - Report a power outage to Eversource at 1-800-592-2000 or at eversource.com. - Report a downed street tree or limb to DPW dispatch at 781-316-3301.

Also: Get your cameras ready we want to see your best snow-related Arlington photos. Send them to [email protected] and we'll post them in our gallery!

This story will be updated when new information about the storm becomes available. Subscribe to Danvers Patch for more local news and real-time alerts.

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