After cold weather and snowfall affected the whole of Türkiye, all eyes were on holiday announcements from schools. After heavy snowfall in provinces such as Zonguldak, Trabzon, Hakkari, Çankırı, Ağrı and Karabük, students are waiting for snow vacation announcements from governors. In one province, schools were closed on Monday, December 29, 2025, according to an official statement from the governor's office. So will school be closed tomorrow? In which province are schools closed on Monday, December 29?
Is school closed tomorrow? The answer to the question is on the agenda for students who closely follow holiday announcements from governors. While news about the holiday season began to appear after heavy snowfall in many provinces, schools in one province were closed. So will school be closed tomorrow? In which province are schools closed on Monday, December 29?
WILL SCHOOLS BE CLOSED TOMORROW?
Training has been suspended tomorrow due to adverse weather conditions in Zonguldak.
In the statement released on the governor's social media account, it was reported that education at formal and non-formal private educational institutions was suspended on Monday, December 29 due to storms, rain and snowfall affecting the city and the impact is expected to increase from the morning.
EMPLOYEES WILL ALSO BE CONSIDERED RETURNS
In the statement, it was noted that private nurseries, day care centers, children's clubs and rehabilitation centers as well as all e-examination activities planned across the province were canceled on the same day, while disabled and pregnant civil servants will also be considered for administrative leave on the said date.
Meteorology text
Heavy snow is expected in some provinces of Southeast Anatolia.
According to a statement by the General Directorate of Meteorology, snowfall will begin from the west of the region in the early morning hours of Monday, December 29, will increase in impact over time, and is expected to fall moderately heavy in Şanlıurfa, south and east of Diyarbakır, Batman, Bitlis, Siirt and Van, and dense and sometimes intense in Mardin, Şırnak and Hakkari.
Citizens need to be careful and cautious against negatives such as traffic disruptions due to ice and frost, as well as the risk of avalanches in high and steep areas with snow on the ground.
In the event of more snowfall, governors may issue holiday notices.
SNOW IS EFFECTIVE IN THE WESTERN BLACK SEA
According to a statement by the General Department of Meteorology, it is estimated that snowfall will be thick and sometimes heavy (over 20 cm) in the area around Zonguldak, Düzce, Bartın, Bolu, Karabük, Kastamonu and northwest of Sinop.
It is estimated that precipitation will begin as rain in coastal areas and gradually change to sleet and snow.
Heavy rain is expected to last until Monday evening.
