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Will tomorrow be a Snow Day?

Our algorithm analyzes real-time snowfall, temperature, and wind data to predict school closure probability — instantly and for free.

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📍 Cleveland, OH
18°F
❄️ Heavy Snow
Snow Expected9.2"
Wind Speed34 mph
Snow Day %91%
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We pull fresh forecast data for any US ZIP code — snowfall totals, overnight lows, wind gusts, and precipitation — all in seconds.

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Just type your ZIP code. We instantly score snowfall, temperature, wind, and precipitation to give you a 0–100% snow day probability score.

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Snow Day Calculator

How likely is your snow day?

Our scoring engine looks at four key weather factors — snowfall accumulation, overnight lows, wind speed, and precipitation — then combines them into a single probability score.

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Enter your ZIP codeWe locate your city using free geo data.
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We pull live weather dataOpen-Meteo provides tomorrow's full forecast.
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Our algorithm scores each factorSnowfall (45pts) + Temp (30pts) + Wind (15pts) + Rain (10pts).
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You get your snow day %Instant probability score from 0–100.
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Will tomorrow be a snow day?

Enter your ZIP code — we'll pull live weather data and calculate your snow day probability instantly.

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Real-Time Weather Data

Every prediction pulls fresh data from Open-Meteo's global forecast grid — updated hourly so you're always working with the latest conditions.

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Multi-Factor Scoring

We don't just look at snowfall. Overnight lows, wind chills, and total precipitation all factor into a weighted probability score built on school closure patterns.

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Type a ZIP, get your answer. No accounts, no ads, no paywalls. Share your result on X or copy it to send to friends in seconds.

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Science
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FAQ

Got questions? We've got answers.

How accurate is the snow day calculator?+
The calculator uses real-time weather forecast data from Open-Meteo, updated hourly. The scoring model is calibrated against historical school closure patterns, but final decisions always depend on your specific school district's policies.
Does it work outside the US?+
Currently the tool is optimized for US ZIP codes only. We use the Zippopotam.us API to convert ZIP codes to coordinates, which covers all 50 US states.
Why does my city show 0% snow chance in summer?+
The calculator always shows tomorrow's real weather forecast. If there's genuinely no snow in the forecast, the score will be 0% — that's the correct answer! The tool works year-round and reflects actual forecast conditions.
Is this service really free?+
Yes — completely free, no signup, no ads. We use the free tier of Open-Meteo for weather data and Zippopotam.us for ZIP code lookups, both of which are open-source services.
How is the score calculated exactly?+
The score is a weighted sum: Snowfall (max 45pts) + Temperature Low (max 30pts) + Wind Speed (max 15pts) + Precipitation (max 10pts). Points are assigned on a tiered scale, then summed and capped at 100%.
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