ATLANTA - Residents across North Georgia are experiencing a literal case of "weather whiplash" this Monday morning. Just 48 hours after the region enjoyed record-breaking highs near 80 degrees, a powerful cold front has sent temperatures diving into the 20s. Today: 🌬️ High 42° | Blustery & cold. Wind chills in the 20s.

Just a week after an ice storm hit North Georgia, extreme cold and a snow storm are predicted to hit Atlanta this weekend. Here are the forecasts.

How can a few inches of snow, falling on a single weekend, become a safety issue to cover several days in metro Atlanta? North Georgia has just begun to thaw the remaining ice in a few places, and another batch of winter has already become imminent.

North Georgia is experiencing weather whiplash following a record-breaking 80°F Friday. Severe weather risks are shifting south of metro Atlanta, though heavy rain continues to impact the I-285 corridor and Walton County. Temperatures will plummet overnight, leading to single-digit wind chills and a potential for mountain flurries by Sunday night.

Many Georgians are under a hazardous weather outlook with thunderstorms coming. Here's the latest forecast for Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, and more.