The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for many areas of Georgia. Here's a look at the forecast and what agencies are doing.

Over 100,000 customers are without power as a winter storm moves through metro Atlanta and north Georgia. Statewide, 112,811 people are without power. In the perimeter, at least 50,000 customers are without power,

ATLANTA — A winter storm is now starting to move into north Georgia. A winter storm warning has been issued for all of north Georgia and will take place starting at 5 a.m., which got pushed up by two hours late Friday night.

Gov. Brian Kemp has issued a State of Emergency for all of Georgia over the incoming winter weather. Here's what it says and what the forecast is.

Governor Brian Kemp has declared a statewide State of Emergency ahead of a winter weather threat expected on Friday.

A powerful winter storm is moving into metro Atlanta and North Georgia on Friday, bringing snow, sleet, freezing rain, and hazardous road conditions.

Snow is rare enough in Georgia that a few inches of accumulation can spark wonder in school children, but the fluffy white flakes can also be a major pain for those who need to worry about commuting to work or managing a household.

A state of emergency is now in place across Georgia ahead of the approaching winter storm. Gov. Brian Kemp signed the order, in effect immediately through Tuesday, Jan. 14. This allows state agencies to activate the State Operations Center and direct resources to areas in need.

Gov. Brian Kemp describes how the state of Georgia prepared for the winter storm, the challenges the winter weather may pose for residents and lessons Georgians learned from the snowstorm of 2014. Jan.