Some Aftercare Programs Canceled In Hoboken Schools Due To Rainstorm

HOBOKEN, NJ — Across the country, from Florida to Bergen County, some school districts have canceled classes due to a massive storm system approaching the Northeast — and schools in Hoboken have begun announcing cancelations as well.

[UPDATE: Flood Warning Issued For Hoboken At 9:34 PM Tuesday]

The Hoboken school district has announced that some (not all) of their aftercare programs will be canceled on Tuesday afternoon. Passport to Learning programs will run until 5:15 p.m., with any programs extending until 6 p.m. canceled.

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Statewide, a few school districts have called for an early dismissal, including the Ramapo-Indian Hills district in North Jersey, near where rivers flooded last month.

Why the concerns? As Hoboken Patch noted on Friday, a storm system may bring up to 2.5 inches of rain overnight, with potentially high winds. High tide is expected Wednesday morning at 7:17 a.m., which could cause flash floods if predictions bear out. READ MORE: Little Snow Predicted For Hoboken, But Heavy Rain Is The Big Threat

But anything can change. Here are links to get up to date information on the storm, including a link to look at the massive storm on the radar.

Track The Storm And Flooding With These Links

Keep an eye on the radar here.

Check for all watches and warnings in New Jersey here.

See the updated NWS forecasts, watches, and warnings for North Jersey:

• Bergen County here
• Essex County here
• Hudson County here

What about the rivers? This NWS map of the United States will show the potential for flooding.
Come back to Patch for updates.