How infamous 2014 'Snowmageddon' winter storm in Atlanta made people more cautious
ATLANTA — The state’s advance response to Friday's forecasted winter storm is rooted in some unhappy Georgia history -- and an ice storm that stopped Atlanta traffic cold in a storm 10 years ago this month. On Jan. 28, 2014, 11Alive meteorologist Chesley McNeil reported a winter storm warning at 4:30 that morning.
Winter Storm Watch In Atlanta: Here’s How The City Can Avoid Another ‘Snowmageddon’
The metro Atlanta area and other parts of North Georgia could see snow this weekend. According to the National Weather Service, North Georgia will be under a winter storm watch from Friday at 7 a.m. until Saturday at 7 a.
A bigger than expected snowfall walloped North Georgia Friday, transforming its roads into treacherous Slip ‘N Slides and knocking out power to thousands of homes.
Additional items such as a portable air compressor, reflective triangles, and a flashlight with extra batteries are advised ...
When Atlanta came to a standstill 11 years ago this month, the Braves hall of fame third baseman aided the then-Braves first baseman ...
But when most in Atlanta think of snow, their mind travels back to years like 2014 or 1982. January 2014 gave us Snowmageddon, a little more than two inches of snow that brought the city to its knees, ...
Georgia emergency management officials and motorists appear to be heeding the example of "Snowmageddon" - the snowstorm that ...
Hospitals and ambulance providers are getting facilities and staff ready for the winter weather coming to Metro Atlanta.
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