Prince Edward Island Snow Day Predictor — ELSB and CSLFÎ School Boards
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Snow Day Predictor
Canada's most accurate snow day predictor
PEI Snow Day Predictor — Both School Boards Covered
Prince Edward Island is Canada’s smallest province but not its mildest in winter. PEI’s position in the Gulf of St. Lawrence exposes it to significant winter storms that track up the Atlantic seaboard, and the Island’s low elevation and coastal exposure mean wind-driven snow and drifting are common features of major events. PEI’s limited road network — with many routes dependent on single bridges or causeways — means road safety is a heightened concern during winter storms.
PEI School Boards — Who We Cover
- English Language School Board (ELSB) — The English public school board for all of PEI. edu.pe.ca/englishlanguage
- Commission scolaire de langue française de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard (CSLFÎ) — French-language school board for all of PEI. cslfi.pe.ca
PEI Snow Day Frequency
- Charlottetown and eastern PEI: 5–8 per year
- Western PEI (Summerside area): 5–7 per year
ELSB and CSLFÎ announce closures by 6:30–7:00 AM via their websites and CBC Radio PEI (96.1 FM Charlottetown).
PEI Cities Covered
- Charlottetown Snow Day Predictor — ELSB, CSLFÎ
Frequently Asked Questions — PEI Snow Days
Does PEI have one school board or multiple?
PEI has two school boards: the English Language School Board (ELSB) covering all English public schools on the Island, and the CSLFÎ covering French-language schools. There are no separate Catholic boards in PEI — unlike Ontario, the province does not fund a separate Catholic public school system.