As the metro braces for another day of blistering cold, Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools were among the districts canceling Tuesday classes.

In a Monday night release, Minneapolis Public Schools said classes and other sponsored programs, with the exception of high school sports games, adult education classes and the school board meeting, will be postponed Tuesday "due to dangerously cold temperatures."

St. Paul Public Schools announced Monday the weather will close schools and cancel Discovery Club community education and Adult Basic Education on Tuesday. Students will not have an online learning day. Athletic events and after-school activities will be canceled barring case-by-case exceptions. St. Paul's school board will hold its scheduled meetings Tuesday.

Other districts that canceled school included: Anoka-Hennepin, Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan, South Washington County, Rochester Public, Wayzata Public and Mounds View. Osseo Area Schools is having an online learning day.

Subzero temperatures froze the metro Monday and are expected to persist through Tuesday morning with windchills of minus 30 to minus 40 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures are predicted to rise above zero degrees by Tuesday afternoon.

On Monday, winter storm warnings extended from Texas to Florida, pushing governors in Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama to declare states of emergency and many school systems to cancel classes Tuesday.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.