The first big snowstorm of the season caused delayed reporting at the 932nd Airlift Wing today. In accordance with Scott Air Force Base Instruction 90-101, Severe Weather Operations, "The purpose for delayed reporting during hazardous weather conditions is to allow base personnel additional time for safe travel to the base. Delayed reporting applies to military and civilian personnel; leave will not be charged." The commander has recently clarified that delayed reporting is just that ... delayed reporting. Please allow time for the roads and parking areas to be cleared. Members are not expected to be at work until the delayed report time. The base commander will determine the delay conditions. Information about future base operating procedures in the event of inclement weather will be released through the public website, the Straight Talk Line at 256-SAFB (7232), the Scott AFB Facebook page (which is a direct link off of www.scott.af.mil), and base-wide e-mails (for early release only). The Team Scott community is highly encouraged to check these sources first. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. Stan Paregien)