On Tuesday afternoon, many drivers were surprised by slick roads as snow dumped into Spalding, Henry and Clayton counties. The heavy traffic melted the snow. Then the freezing temperatures still ...

Jan. 21, 7:40 p.m. GDOT is warning motorists to stay off roads due to icy conditions. We’ve heard various reports of impassable side roads across Atlanta and cars being abandoned along North Druid ...

A Georgia Department of Transportation notice said due to the inclement weather, "motorists need to stay off the roads." RELATED: Can you drive in Atlanta now? Here's what to know about current ...

After snow fell in parts of Atlanta and ... including a low of 20 degrees in the Atlanta area. Curfew mandated to curb traffic in Brunswick, Golden Isles Sunny skies and temperatures in the ...

Aerial photos from the outlet showed stationary traffic backed up, though parts of the highway clearly visible through the light snow. Snow totals reached three inches this week in Savannah ...

4pm Radar As a result, weather conditions changed dramatically within just a few miles across the Metro Atlanta area! The Traffic Cam images below tell the tale of two cities in the Metro region.

Many Georgians stepping outside will be hit with freezing temps that will keep us shivering continuously for the next three days, during which we could see metro Atlanta’s second snowfall of 2025.

ATLANTA — After widespread wintry precipitation ... where you can keep track of real-time traffic data and road temperatures. While the Georgia Department of Transportation has been treating ...

"Remember, when there's snow, take it slow," a spokesperson said. Image 1 of 4 Atlanta-Fulton County Emergency ... Simonton Road from New Hope Road to the traffic circle; Paper Mill Road to ...

The National Weather Service in Peachtree City expanded and upgraded the Metro Atlanta area into a Winter Storm *Warning* due to the snowfall creating hazardous travel conditions in Metro Atlanta ...

ATLANTA — Winter weather combined with a post-championship ... Airport officials attributed the delays to a mix of increased traffic from sports fans and freezing temperatures affecting flights.