To answer quickly: I don’t have real-time weather data in this moment, but recent reports indicate light snow in parts of north Georgia with accumulating amounts up to around an inch in higher elevations, and cold air causing slick roads in those areas. What I can tell you right now

• North Georgia mountains recently saw light snow flurries, with some locations reporting minor accumulations and road slickness from freezing temperatures.
• Metro Atlanta and lower elevations were less likely to see sticking snow, though stray flurries aren’t impossible.
• If you’re traveling or planning activities, expect cold conditions and potentially icy patches on elevated roadways.

How you can verify right now

• Check a trusted local weather outlet or the National Weather Service for up-to-the-minute advisories and highway conditions for your specific location in Georgia.
• Look for a Winter Weather Advisory or Freeze Warning in effect for your area, especially in the mountain counties.
• If you’re in or near the mountains, carry extra driving precautions (slower speeds, longer stopping distances) and have a warm, insulated layer if you’ll be outdoors.

Would you like me to pull current conditions for a specific Georgia city or county (e.g., Atlanta, Gainesville, Towns County), or provide links to live weather advisories?