WASHINGTON (DC News Now) -- Several school districts in D.C., Maryland and Virginia have announced closures for the second day in a row as a winter storm hits the region. Areas across the DMV received over 5 inches of snow Monday as the storm passed through, leaving icy, hazardous conditions. As a result, many districts around the D.C. metro area have announced school closures for Tuesday, Jan. 6. The following schools will be closed to students on Tuesday, Jan. 7: Maryland Public schools: Allegany County Public Schools Anne Arundel County Public Schools Baltimore County Public Schools Calvert County Public Schools Charles County Public Schools Frederick County Public Schools Harford County Public Schools Howard County Public Schools Montgomery County Public Schools Prince George's County Public Schools- Code Yellow, only emergency personnel must report to work Washington County Public Schools Wicomico County Public Schools Best places to sled during a snow day in Montgomery County Virginia Public schools: Alexandria City Public Schools Arlington Public Schools Fairfax County Public Schools Falls Church City Public Schools Fauquier County Public Schools Fredericksburg City Schools Loudoun County Public Schools Manassas City Public Schools Manassas Park City Public Schools Prince William County Public Schools Shenandoah County Public Schools Spotsylvania County Public Schools Stafford County Public Schools Warren County Public Schools Washington, D.C. The District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) announced around 6:45 p.m. that all schools would be closed Tuesday as well. For a complete and more timely list of closures and delays across the region, click here.