Winter Storm in Georgia, January 10, 2025

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 1 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM (heaviest snow and sleet reports on the east side of Carroll County). Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before precipitation changed over to light rain before ending around midday.

Two to four (2-4) inches of snow and sleet quickly accumulated across Heard County during the early morning hours. Lesser amounts of snow were seen across the southern half of the county, where a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain occurred. Eventually by late morning, all precipitation transitioned to rain before ending.

Two to four (2-4) inches of snow and sleet quickly accumulated across Fayette County during the early morning hours. The snow mixed with sleet at times, eventually changing over to freezing rain. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulated on top of the snow before precipitation changed over to all rain before ending by around midday.

One to three (1-3) inches of snow and sleet quickly accumulated across Spalding County during the early morning hours. The snow mixed with sleet at times, eventually changing over to freezing rain. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulated on top of the snow before precipitation changed over to all rain before ending by around midday.

One to three (1-3) inches of snow and sleet quickly accumulated across Butts County during the early morning hours. The snow mixed with sleet at times, eventually changing over to freezing rain. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulated on top of the snow before precipitation changed over to all rain before ending by around midday.

One to three (1-3) inches of snow and sleet quickly accumulated across Jasper County during the early morning hours. The snow mixed with sleet at times, eventually changing over to freezing rain. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulated on top of the snow before precipitation changed over to all rain before ending by around midday.

One to three (1-3) inches of snow and sleet quickly accumulated across Putnam County during the early morning hours. The snow mixed with sleet at times, eventually changing over to freezing rain. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulated on top of the snow before precipitation changed over to all rain before ending by around midday.

Two to four (2-4) inches of snow and sleet quickly accumulated across Coweta County during the early morning hours. The snow mixed with sleet at times, eventually changing over to freezing rain. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulated on top of the snow before precipitation changed over to all rain before ending by around midday.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across the southern and western portions of metro Atlanta. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before all precipitation ended by midday. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 3 to 5 inches of snow accumulation being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before changing to light rain before ending early in the afternoon hours.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across Haralson County. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before precipitation changed over to light rain before ending around midday.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across metro Atlanta, including downtown. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 10 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inches of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before ending by midday. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 6-7 AM across the east-side of metro Atlanta. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before all precipitation ended by midday. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across Paulding County. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before precipitation changed over to light rain before ending between 12-2 PM in the afternoon.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across Paulding County. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before precipitation changed over to light rain before ending between 12-2 PM in the afternoon.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across Cobb County (northwest metro Atlanta). Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 10 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inches of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Wintry precipitation changed over to light rain early in the afternoon before ending shortly thereafter.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-6 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 1 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before precipitation changed over to light rain early in the afternoon.

One to three (1-3) inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on.

One to three (1-3) inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on.

Generally 1 to 3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain during the early to mid afternoon hours before ending. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow in the afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 2-4 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow in the late morning and early afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain by around midday. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 6-7 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before all precipitation ended by midday. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 6-7 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before all precipitation ended by midday. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 6-7 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before all precipitation ended by midday. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 5-7 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 9 AM. Between 9-10 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow, before all precipitation ended by midday. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Many roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Many roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 6-7 AM across the county. Snow became heavy at times between 7-9 AM with widespread 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulations being reported by 10 AM. Between 10-11 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with another 1/10 to 1/2 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow through early to mid-afternoon. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain during the early afternoon hours, before tapering off to light rain before ending late in the day. An additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Many roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Four to 6 inches of snow fell across the county resulting in widespread critical travel impacts. The snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain before ending late in the day (January 10th).

Three to 6 inches of snow fell across the county resulting in widespread critical travel impacts. The snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain before ending late in the day (January 10th).

Three to 6 inches of snow fell across the county resulting in widespread critical travel impacts. The snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain before ending late in the day (January 10th).

Two to 4 inches of snow fell across the county resulting in widespread critical travel impacts. The snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain before ending late in the day (January 10th).

One to four (1-4) inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult if not impassable to travel on.

One to four (1-4) inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult if not impassable to travel on.

An estimated 2-3 inches of snow have blanketed Oconee County. Snow changed over to a mix of sleet and freezing rain by early afternoon, with an additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. All precipitation ended late in the day. All roads were covered with snow and/or ice. Vehicles are sliding out everywhere (morning report).

One to three (1-3) inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 1/3 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow in the early afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

One to three (1-3) inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 1/3 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow in the early afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 2 to 3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain during the early to mid afternoon hours before ending. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow in the afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow in the early afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early to mid afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow in the early afternoon hours. Numerous roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain before becoming all rain during the early afternoon hours. An additional 1/10 to 2/10 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Many roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Generally 1-3 inches of snow occurred across the county. The snow/sleet transitioned to freezing rain during the early afternoon hours before ending as a cold light rain. An additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation occurred on top of the snow. Many roads, especially those untreated were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 7-8 AM across the county, becoming heavy at times between 8-10 AM. Widespread 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulations occurred by 10 AM. Between 10-11 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with an extended period of freezing rain through the mid-afternoon hours, resulting in an additional 1/4 to 1/2 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Sleet and snow began to fall between 7-8 AM across the county, becoming heavy at times between 8-10 AM. Widespread 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulations occurred by 10 AM. Between 10-11 AM, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with an extended period of freezing rain through the mid-afternoon hours, resulting in an additional 1/4 to 1/2 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Snow began to fall between 7-8 AM across Banks County, becoming heavy at times during the mid to late morning hours. Widespread 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulations occurred by midday. During the early afternoon hours, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with an extended period of freezing rain through the mid-afternoon hours that resulted in an additional 1/4 to 1/2 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Snow began to fall between 8-9 AM across White County, becoming heavy at times during the mid to late morning hours. Widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations, with locally higher amounts, occurred by midday. During the early afternoon hours, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with an extended period of freezing rain through the mid-afternoon hours that resulted in an additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Snow began to fall by mid-morning across Gilmer County, becoming heavy at times. Widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations, with localized amounts up to 6 inches, occurred by early afternoon. The snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain during the afternoon that resulted in an additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Snow began to fall by mid-morning across Fannin County, becoming heavy at times. Widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations, with localized amounts up to 6 inches, occurred by early afternoon. The snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain during the afternoon that resulted in an additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Snow began to fall between 8-9 AM across Lumpkin County, becoming heavy at times during the mid to late morning hours. Widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations, with locally higher amounts, occurred by midday. During the early afternoon hours, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with an extended period of freezing rain through the mid-afternoon hours that resulted in an additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Snow began to fall between 8-9 AM across Union County, becoming heavy at times during the mid to late morning hours. Widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations, with locally higher amounts, occurred by midday. During the early afternoon hours, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with an extended period of freezing rain through the mid-afternoon hours that resulted in an additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.

Snow began to fall between 8-9 AM across Towns County, becoming heavy at times during the mid to late morning hours. Widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulations, with locally higher amounts, occurred by midday. During the early afternoon hours, the snow gradually mixed with sleet and freezing rain with an extended period of freezing rain through the mid-afternoon hours that resulted in an additional 1/10 to 1/4 inch of ice accumulation on top of the snow. Numerous roads, especially those untreated, were very difficult to travel on, if not impassable.