Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune

MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River will resume normal operations on Saturday, Jan. 25. Hazardous driving conditions may still exist along secondary roads and areas that were not plowed and are slower to melt. Black ice may be present in those areas during evening and early morning hours. If you have questions regarding your reporting requirements, please contact your chain of command or work supervisor for guidance.MCCS Lejeune-New River Normal weekend operations beginning tomorrow, Jan. 25 for all MCCS activities including fitness centers, Marine Marts and Marine Corps Exchanges. Child Development Centers will resume normal operations on Monday, Jan. 27.Commissary and Mess Halls Commissary locations on MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River

MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River remain under Winter Storm Condition I, with hazardous road conditions limiting personnel and services to essential and limited retail operations through Friday, Jan. 24. Secondary roads remain icy and despite continued plowing and salting, below freezing temperatures have delayed improvement. Black ice continues to present a threat during evening and early morning hours. All personnel should continue to delay travel, unless necessary.All military and civilian personnel are advised of the following impacts: Non-essential personnel are released through Friday, Jan. 24. Reduced services and closures of most facilities remain in effect. Mess Halls will remain open and essential personnel are authorized to use

MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River remain under Winter Storm Condition I, as snow and ice are still impacting our area. Any snow that melts today will refreeze into black ice tonight, prolonging hazardous travel conditions. All personnel should continue to delay non-essential travel. In addition to snow and ice, extremely cold weather with morning lows in the teens and wind chills in the single digits remain forecasted.   MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River will remain open for essential operations only. All military and civilian personnel are advised of the following impacts: Non-essential personnel are released through Thursday, Jan. 23. Reduced services and closures of most facilities, including child development centers, fitness

MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River are currently under Winter Storm Condition I, signifying winter weather will begin to impact our area in the next six hours. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for most of Eastern North Carolina and there is high confidence that we will see accumulating snow. The NWS is predicting 4-6 inches of snow across ENC beginning after sunset tonight and lasting through tomorrow morning, Jan. 22, making travel conditions hazardous. Any snow that melts during the daytime will refreeze into black ice at night, prolonging hazardous travel conditions. All personnel should delay non-essential travel. In addition to snow, extremely cold weather is forecasted to last through Thursday, Jan. 23