Updated at 6:10 p.m. to reflect tomorrow’s closures. Fronske has already closed for the night. The following is an NAU press release:

As a result of the closure, the Flagstaff campus final exam schedule on Tuesday will be impacted.
Flagstaff students have the option to accept their current grade as their final grade, or they may elect to take an Incomplete, and the final exam will be scheduled during the first week of spring semester. Some professors may offer an online option for final exams prior to the start of the spring semester. Those professors will notify students through university e-mail or Vista by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8.
Anyone who chooses to accept their current grade or take the final exam at the start of the spring semester must notify their professors of their decision by e-mail or through Vista by 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 10. Students who do not notify their professors by the deadline will be given their current grade as the final.
Take-home finals or papers should be submitted electronically as originally required. Students should contact their instructors by e-mail with any questions.
The final exam procedures also apply to students who are participating in commencement on Dec. 11.
All offices on the Flagstaff campus also will be closed on Tuesday. Only those employees who have been called in to deal with the snow or are designated as essential are to report for work.
Student services such as dining, residence halls, recreation center, unions and Cline Library will remain open. Fronske Health Center will open for emergencies at 10 a.m.
NAU will issue updates through the home page (nau.edu), e-mail, text messaging, the NAU Now line (928-523-0007), (Facebook), (Twitter) and MyNAU.

Online and Extended Campuses
Students taking online courses should proceed with finals as scheduled.
Yavapai College campuses will be on a two-hour delay Tuesday, Dec. 8, tentatively opening at 10 a.m. Check www.yc.edu for updates or listen to local radio.