ATLANTA — Parts of Georgia experienced their second winter storm of 2025 on Tuesday.
Severe Weather Team 2 tracked the storm over the past week as it formed and when it pushed through the area on Tuesday afternoon.
“It was a tricky forecast, but the snow came through about as expected. Now we have to deal with icy conditions Wednesday,” Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Brad Nitz said.
The winter storm brought up to about 2 inches of snow over parts of north Georgia and areas south of Interstate 20.
“There was a sharp cut off in accumulating snow basically right along and near I-85 with not much, as expected, over areas north and west of Atlanta,” Meteorologist Brian Monahan said.
Here are some of the snowfall totals reported in the Channel 2 Action News viewing area.
- Atlanta (Airport) 1.1″
- Atlanta (Midtown) 0.4″
- Barnesville 1.5″
- Covington 1.3″
- Dacula: 0.5″
- East Lake 0.8″
- Fayetteville 1.0″
- Greensboro 2.0″
- Griffin: 1.8″
- Hollonville: 1.8″
- LaGrange: 1.0″
- Newnan 1.1″
- Sharpsburg 1.0″
- Stockbridge: 1.0″
If you were looking for more snow, cities in middle and far south Georgia saw between 4-8 inches of snow. Here’s some of their totals.
- Americus: 5.5″
- Blakely: 7.0″
- Bonaire: 4.7″
- Camilla: 8.0″
- Cordele: 9.0″
- Cuthbert: 6.0″
- Dublin: 5.5″
- Savannah: 3.0″
- Valdosta: 4.0″
You can click here to see more snowfall totals from across the Southeast.
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