Rich District snow day calculator
Will Rich District close tomorrow?
District facts
- Official name
- Rich District
- Schools
- 5
- Grades
- pre-K to grade 12
- Office
- Randolph, UT
- Official site
- www.richschool.org
- Snow a year
- 71 in. · 7.3 days with 3+ in.
- NCES ID
- 4900840
National Center for Education Statistics (CCD 2024–25, EDGE GRF25); NOAA 1991–2020 normals. Not affiliated with the district.
Past winter days
We record what happened on each storm day (our chance, and whether Rich District closed, delayed or opened) from parent reports. The first days appear here this winter. Report today's decision.
What it takes to close Rich District
- Snow line
- About 9.5 in. of overnight snow
- Ice line
- About .20 in. of ice
- Cold line
- −39°F wind chill at bus time (normal winter low 6°F)
- County
- Rich County
Levels where a closure becomes likely in our model for ZIP 84064, from Rich District's local snow normal: 7.3 days a year with 3 or more inches. Snow varies across the district: its ZIP codes average from 50 to 84 inches a year, so the line is higher in the snowier parts. These are model estimates, not the district's policy.
Nearby districts
| District | Snow a year | Snow line |
|---|---|---|
| Logan City District | 44 in. | 8 in. |
| Bear Lake County School District 33 ID | 91 in. | 11.5 in. |
| Uinta County School District #1 WY | 64 in. | 9.5 in. |
| Preston Joint School District 201 ID | 52 in. | 9 in. |
| Morgan District | 55 in. | 9 in. |
| Weber District | 50 in. | 8.5 in. |
ZIP codes Rich District serves
84028, 84038, 84064, 84086
ZIP codes that overlap the district's boundary (NCES EDGE GRF25). Some are shared with neighboring districts.
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Snow by hour
From the National Weather Service forecast, updated hourly. Estimate only. Your district makes the call.
Rich District snow day questions
Is Rich District closed tomorrow?
The card above shows tomorrow's chance that Rich District closes or delays school, from tonight's National Weather Service forecast for the district's area. It is an estimate; only the district can announce a closure, usually on its website, by text or phone alert, and through local TV and radio.
How much snow does it take to close Rich District?
There is no fixed number: the district weighs snow totals, ice, wind chill, road crews and timing. Our model treats about 10 inches of overnight snow as the level where closures become likely around ZIP 84064, which averages 71 inches of snow a year (NOAA 1991–2020 normals).
When does Rich District announce snow days?
Districts usually decide early in the morning, after crews check the roads, and sometimes the evening before when a big storm is certain. Check the district's official website and alerts for the decision; we don't report official closings.
Guides
- How much snow cancels school?
From one inch in Atlanta to a foot in Buffalo: what it takes in every state, with NOAA data.
- What time are snow days announced?
When districts decide, how they tell families, and when to check the calculator.
- How school districts decide snow days
Who makes the call, what they check before dawn, and why neighboring districts disagree.
- Snow day vs. delay vs. early dismissal
What each one means, when districts use them, and how the calculator scores each.