GEORGIA — Models continue to show the possibility of winter weather across Georgia this weekend as of Monday afternoon.
Both the Euro and GFS models are showing a winter storm moving in from the southwest and to the east coast affecting Georgia Saturday January 25, and Sunday, January 26.
It’s important to note that these are model runs and things can and will change.
When it comes to snow totals, the GFS is showing a more southern track which means for snow for the bulk of South Carolina.
Currently, the GFS is showing several inches of snow possible for northern and central Georgia with the northern part of the state receiving the most with up to 9 or 10 inches in some places.
The EURO is currently showing a more northern track which means less snow for Georgia but the risk for an ice storm arises.
The National Weather Service is currently predicting at least a decent chance of minor winter weather impacts in Georgia this weekend.
Your latest forecast may be viewed here.
