Georgia Winter Weather Update: Snowfall, Freezing Temperatures to Impact Travel Through Wednesday

January 21, 2025

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Peachtree City, GA – A winter storm warning and weather advisory are in effect for north and central Georgia, with snowfall and freezing temperatures expected to cause hazardous conditions today and Wednesday. Commuters on major roadways, including I-75 and I-85, should plan for delays as icy patches develop.

According to the National Weather Service, snow accumulation could reach up to four inches in central Georgia, with lighter amounts near Atlanta. Travel impacts are expected as roads quickly deteriorate with the snowfall. Drivers are urged to slow down and use extreme caution, especially during morning and evening commutes.

The forecast predicts snow showers through the evening, with temperatures dropping to 13°F tonight. Wind chills will make conditions feel as low as 5°F. On Wednesday, sunny skies are expected to return, but freezing temperatures will persist, with a high of just 38°F.

Looking ahead, conditions will improve later this week, with partly cloudy skies Thursday and highs reaching the low 40s. By Friday, sunny weather is expected, with temperatures nearing 44°F. However, icy roadways could linger in shaded areas, particularly in rural and secondary roads.

Residents are advised to stay informed about changing conditions and monitor local updates. For the latest road conditions, call 511 or visit the Georgia Department of Transportation’s website.

Be sure to dress warmly and allow extra time for travel. The hazardous weather outlook warns of bitter wind chills and icy conditions throughout central Georgia.

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