A strong cold front has brought freezing temperatures and some snow showers to Middle Tennessee. According to the National Weather Service, most areas are expected to see a dusting of snow, while higher elevations could see up to one inch. Due to the weather forecast, many schools throughout the region will be closed.

While the precipitation was expected to taper off Monday evening, moisure left on the roads could freeze overnight, the National Weather Service in Nashville reported. Williamson County Schools reported car accidents, black ice events and road closures. Here's what Middle Tennessee schools are closed on Tuesday.

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