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Georgia winter weather: Gov. Kemp declares state of emergency as winter storm watch expands

A potentially dangerous ice storm is setting its sights on north Georgia this weekend. Weather officials are warning of treacherous travel, possible power outages, and days of lingering cold as Arctic air moves in behind the system.

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State of emergency issued in Georgia ahead of expected winter weather

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Winter Storm Watch Georgia. Augusta area now included in NWS watch

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Gov. Kemp declares emergency, people preparing for storm

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declared a State of Emergency on Thursday morning for the approaching winter storm and officials and residents in North Georgia are hurrying to get ready before the storm arriv...

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Gov. Brian Kemp shares latest message on winter storm threat to Georgia

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Governor Kemp issues State of Emergency ahead of expected winter weather

Weather Impact Alert | Travel and Power Outage Concerns grow from Freezing Rain this weekend

A storm system could impact Georgia late Saturday into Sunday, bringing widespread precipitation. While cold rain is possible, freezing rain or snow could develop.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

More winter weather coming to Georgia this weekend. But will it snow?

Georgia is expecting more brutal cold this weekend. Whether we’ll see snow is still in question, but forecasts point to icy conditions gripping much of the state.

Georgia winter weather threat: Latest forecast data, what we know now

Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brian Monahan received brand forecast data for Channel 2 Action News This Morning.

Atlanta News First

Ice threat increasing in north Georgia this weekend | First Alert Weather update

Model data is trending toward more ice Saturday into Sunday, which may lead to significant impacts for you in north Georgia. Both of those days are First Alert Weather Days. If more ice accumulates in north Georgia Saturday into Sunday, travel may become difficult. In addition, ice on power lines may result in loss of power.