Due to rapidly declining weather conditions — with an updated Winter Storm Warning saying the storm could bring an additional three inches of snowfall to parts of the Texas Panhandle and northern South Plains that had already seen heavy snow — several offices,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - School closings are mounting up in the Volunteer State ahead of Friday’s winter storm. Below is an outlook of the First Alert Weather Day with travel impacts and more.

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.

Here are the current school, business, and office closings due to the potential winter weather as reported to the WJBF NewsChannel 6 newsroom: GEORGIA CLOSINGS & DELAYS SOUTH CAROLINA CLOSINGS & DELAYS We will continue to update this article as new information comes in.

: 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.

"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.

Some schools will be closed or shift to remote learning Thursday, Jan. 9 due to winter weather conditions on the road.

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.

The warning says the heaviest snow is expected between noon and 3 p.m., with the northeast Panhandles' heaviest snowfall around 3-9 p.m.

As a winter storm approaches, Guilford and Rockingham County Schools explain how they decide whether to cancel or delay classes.