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Frigid Temperatures:: Sub-zero wind chills are expected, particularly in the North Georgia mountains. A cold weather advisory is in effect for Fannin, Towns, and Union Counties until Thursday morning.
Weekend Snow Threat:: A potential winter storm late Saturday could bring snow or a rain-snow mix to parts of metro Atlanta and Central Georgia. Model predictions are uncertain, but some simulations show a swath of winter weather across southern and central Georgia.
Uncertainty Remains:: Forecasters caution against relying on social media maps and emphasize that models are still struggling to predict the storm's exact track and moisture availability.
How to Prepare:: Stock essential supplies, prepare for service disruptions, protect your plumbing, and prioritize heating safety. Stay informed through the FOX 5 Storm Team app&ref=yanuki.com or WSB-TV Weather App&ref=yanuki.com and monitor local closings.
A strong cold front is bringing gusty winds and frigid temperatures to Georgia. The FOX 5 Storm Team and Severe Weather Team 2 are tracking a second system arriving late Saturday that could bring winter weather to the region.
Forecast Details:
North Georgia Mountains:: Chance of rain and snow showers Friday night with a low of 29. Mostly sunny Saturday with a high of 41 and a low of 16. Mostly sunny Sunday with a high of 30 and a low of 13.
Metro Atlanta:: Sunny Friday with a high of 52 and a 40 percent chance of showers after 1 a.m. with a low of 38. Mostly sunny Saturday with a high of 49 and a low of 25. Sunny Sunday with a high of 38 and a low of 22.
Areas at Risk:
Current data suggests that if a winter storm develops, the best chance for precipitation is south of Interstate 20. Snow is primarily limited to the North Georgia mountains above 2,000 feet for the Friday night system.
Accumulation Expectations:
Accumulation potential for the Friday mountain snow is very limited, ranging from a trace to 0.5 inches on the highest peaks. Meteorologists have not yet released specific totals for the potential Sunday system due to low confidence in the storm’s track.
Q: What areas are most likely to see snow?
Current data suggests the better chance for precipitation is south of Interstate 20. For the Friday night system, snow is primarily limited to the North Georgia mountains, specifically in areas above 2,000 feet.
Q: How much snow accumulation is expected?
Accumulation potential for the Friday mountain snow is very limited, ranging from a trace to 0.5 inches on the highest peaks. Meteorologists have not yet released specific totals for the potential Sunday system due to "very low confidence" in the storm’s track.
Prepare for the possibility of winter weather by stocking essential supplies, protecting your plumbing, and staying informed about the latest forecasts. While the exact track and intensity of the potential weekend storm are still uncertain, it's important to be ready for potential impacts.
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