Arctic Blast Brings Snow to North Georgia Mountains, Hits Metro Atlanta
The North Georgia Mountains have experienced an Arctic blast, bringing the region its first snowfall of the season. Snow flurries were reported across parts of metro Atlanta on November 10, 2025, coinciding with significant drops in temperature.
Snowfall and Temperature Changes
This winter weather occurs as temperatures dipped to freezing levels in many areas, marking the first instance of such cold this season. A winter weather advisory has been issued for northern Georgia, lasting until 7 a.m. on Tuesday. This advisory signals the possibility of snow, ice, or sleet, although conditions are not severe enough to warrant a warning.
Locations Affected by the Snow
- Brasstown Bald: Georgia’s highest peak received its second snowfall of the year, with snow starting to accumulate around noon.
- Dunwoody: Sparse snowflakes were seen falling in this area around 2:30 p.m., but they quickly melted.
- Fannin County: Schools in this county released students early due to the weather conditions.
Weather Forecast and Safety Tips
Morning temperatures hovered in the 20s and 30s, a stark contrast from the comfortable 70s over the weekend. As winter approaches, meteorologists predict a return to milder temperatures before the official start of winter on December 21.
Meteorologist Brian Monahan warned residents to prepare for extreme cold and advised wearing heavy winter gear. Low wind chills are expected, emphasizing the importance of dressing appropriately for the chilly conditions.
Key Takeaways
- Arctic blast brings snow to North Georgia Mountains.
- Winter weather advisory in effect across northern Georgia.
- Heavy snow fell on Brasstown Bald, with flurries in metro Atlanta.
- Prepare for very low wind chills and drastic temperature changes.
As the weather continues to fluctuate, residents are encouraged to stay updated and exercise caution during this early winter season.
