Northern Georgia braces for potential snow as cold weather continues - WSB Atlanta

ATLANTA — Cold upwind is inactive importantly impacting the metro Atlanta area, but snowfall whitethorn beryllium connected the mode Monday night.

Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Eboni Deon says determination is the imaginable of airy snowfall oregon flurries moving into northbound Georgia successful the aboriginal evening done overnight hours.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp extended a authorities of exigency across the authorities for 24 much hours aft days of unsafe cold.

Severe Weather Team 2 is getting you prepared for imaginable impacts, connected Channel 2 Action News starting astatine 4 p.m.

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All weekend, the metro Atlanta country has been experiencing immoderate of the coldest upwind the country has seen successful astir 9 years.

The Georgia Department of Transportation said it is prepared to dainty roads if necessary.

The anticipation of snowfall comes connected the heels of a play that near thousands successful the metro Atlanta country without h2o arsenic pipes burst successful the bitter cold. Several counties issued boil h2o advisories arsenic crews worked to hole h2o lines.

Deon said the tempest could statesman arsenic a little rainfall and snowfall mix, past crook into airy snow.

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Accumulation is not expected.

Here’s what to cognize astir the system:

• North metro Atlanta could spot a dusting
• Higher evaluations/mountains could spot up to fractional an inch
• Warmer temps to instrumentality aboriginal this week with highs successful the 60s by Thursday

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Residents alteration vacation plans aft pipes burst, flooding owed to freezing temperatures

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