Several schools have delayed opening Monday after a fast-moving clipper system dropped snow throughout Massachusetts, Sunday night into Monday morning.

Several school districts delayed the start of classes Monday because of the overnight snow slowing the morning commute in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Schools across the state have announced delayed openings for Monday after snow fell across the state overnight, causing slick road conditions and travel delays.

After snow fell across Massachusetts overnight, some school districts canceled classes or delayed the start of school on Tuesday.

Several school districts have closed or delayed opening on Wednesday, January 29 due to the overnight snow slowing the morning commute.

Forecasters have predicted slow morning commute across several areas in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. As per the National Weather Service, most main roads will be wet.

School cancellations are often made up at the end of the year, but delays pose a challenge to fit all the material into a shorter day.

School in Worcester and a few other districts will start two hours later than usual Monday after overnight snowfall. Most communities in the region registered about 2 inches of snow, with northern Worcester County getting a little more. There are reports of slippery roads. Lunenburg and North Middlesex Regional are also on a two-hour delay.

Dozens of Massachusetts school districts have announced delayed openings for Wednesday as snow continues to fall across the state, causing slick road conditions and travel delays.

New Jersey school districts announced delayed openings for Monday, Feb. 3 due to an overnight storm that brought light snow to parts of the state. Areas north of I-78 were expected to get 1 to 2 inches of snow.