The NWS says up to half an inch of snow is possible, mainly on elevated surfaces and grassy areas. Higher elevations could see slightly greater totals. While snowfall amounts are expected to be light, roads could become slick overnight and early Thursday, especially in mountain communities and at higher elevations.

A winter storm may bring rain and snow to parts of Georgia this weekend. Low confidence in forecast, but some slick roads are possible.

The BriefAccumulating snow is most likely south of I-85, with up to one inch possible in Middle Georgia counties.Metro Atlanta’s snowfall remains uncertain, as any minor forecast shift could trigger unexpected accumulations for millions.

The arctic blast arrived in Georgia. Severe Weather Team 2 is keeping a close eye on another system for the later half of the weekend.

A quick-moving storm developing along an Arctic cold front later this weekend will deliver light snow and slippery travel from winter-sensitive parts of the Southeast into southern New England. A significant snowstorm is not expected,

Forecasters told Patch light snow could coat one Georgia region, while another area could freeze amid rainfall as temperatures drop.