Atlanta, GA – Portions of Georgia remain under a winter storm warning through 7 a.m. Wednesday as heavy snow continues to impact travel and daily life across the state. Accumulations up to two inches are expected in some areas, creating hazardous road conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in Peachtree City, central, northeast, and west-central Georgia will face slick and icy roads, especially on bridges and overpasses. Affected cities include Atlanta, Macon, Athens, and Columbus, with snowfall impacting both Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning commutes.
Authorities urge residents to avoid travel unless necessary. Those who must drive should carry an emergency kit with food, water, and a flashlight.
Key counties under the warning include Fulton, Gwinnett, Clarke, and Bibb. Smaller accumulations, up to one inch, are forecast for portions of north-central and northwest Georgia, including Forsyth and Hall counties.
State officials recommend checking road conditions by calling 511 before traveling. Residents are advised to monitor updates and prepare for potential disruptions, including school delays and business closures.
This unusual snowfall adds to January’s wintry conditions, highlighting the importance of winter preparedness in Georgia’s typically milder climate.
