GEORGIA — Forecasters are tracking a developing chance for snow this weekend across North Georgia and parts of the western Carolinas, with early signals indicating that accumulating snow is possible but far from guaranteed. Meteorologists emphasize that several atmospheric features must align perfectly for snow to reach this far south, keeping the forecast uncertain with three days still to go.
Models Suggest Snow Is Possible, but Not Guaranteed
The update notes that the “rumors are true,” with a decent chance for weekend snow now appearing on multiple forecast models. However, it remains only a chance, not a confirmed event. Forecasters warn that small changes in storm timing, placement or strength can significantly shift the outcome, particularly in southern regions where winter weather requires precise alignment…