Georgia is expecting more brutal cold this weekend. Whether we’ll see snow is still in question, but forecasts point to icy conditions gripping much of the state.

In a video message shared on social media, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens said city crews are already pretreating priority roads and monitoring water system.

A major winter storm will impact much of Georgia, with severity depending on where you live. Any snow? If so, how much? Where?

Are we actually going to see snow this weekend? That’s the big question as the FOX 5 Storm Team tracks a winter weather system moving into Georgia.

Follow as a winter storm is expected to bring heavy snowfall, icy roads and cold temperatures from the southern states to the Northeast.

A Weather Impact Alert for Saturday and Sunday has been issued as winter weather is expected to put a damper on some weekend plans.

A cold front is heading into Georgia, dropping temperatures in the new year. Could it also mean snow for North Georgia and Atlanta?

A potential winter storm is expected late Saturday through Sunday, bringing the possibility of snow to central Georgia. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day for cold and breezy conditions.

Thanksgiving weekend in 1950 was marked by a wintry storm that dumped a deadly amount of snow across the Appalachian region. Heavy snowfall blanketed the area in 30 to 50 inches and, in the case of Coburn Creek, West Virginia, a whopping 62 inches, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Atlantans are in for a soggy stretch of weather mixed with another wave of arctic air. CBS News Atlanta meteorologist Dagmar Midcap says that will likely mean the Atlanta metro area and rural parts up north could see more snowflakes this weekend.