School closures have begun due to snowfall! Are schools closed on Friday, February 21?

Due to heavy snowfall and the risk of icing affecting Turkey, schools have been closed on February 21 in Samsun, Yalova, Sakarya, Bursa, Muş, Trabzon, and Kocaeli. Citizens have been warned to be cautious regarding potential transportation disruptions and weather conditions.

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School closures have begun due to snowfall! Are schools closed on Friday, February 21?

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The snowfall affecting Turkey has caused schools to close.

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ARE SCHOOLS CLOSED IN BURSA ON FEBRUARY 21?

Education will be suspended tomorrow in Bursa due to snowfall and the risk of icing.

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ARE SCHOOLS CLOSED IN TRABZON AND SAMSUN ON FEBRUARY 21?

Education has been suspended across Trabzon and Samsun for this afternoon and tomorrow (Friday, February 21).

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ARE SCHOOLS CLOSED IN MUŞ ON FEBRUARY 21?

Education has been suspended across the province of Muş tomorrow (Friday, February 21) due to adverse weather conditions.

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ARE SCHOOLS CLOSED IN SAKARYA ON FEBRUARY 21?

The Sakarya Governorship announced the closure decision:

By the decision of our Governorship, education has been suspended for two (2) days on Thursday, February 20, 2025, and Friday, February 21, 2025.

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ARE SCHOOLS CLOSED IN YALOVA ON FEBRUARY 21?

Yalova is also under the influence of heavy snowfall and icing.

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SCHOOLS CLOSED ON FRIDAY IN KOCAELİ

Due to the intensity of the weather, the Governorship shared the following announcement declaring a snow holiday:

Due to the assessment that adverse weather conditions will continue across Kocaeli province and the risk of icing will occur; education and training have been suspended for two (2) days on Thursday, February 20, 2025, and Friday, February 21, 2025, in all official and private formal and non-formal education institutions (including rehabilitation centers and Quran courses) throughout our province.