Does it snow in Georgia?

Snowfall is most likely to occur in the northern half of the state, with snowfall in the mountains and coastal areas rare. It's also possible for snow to fall in the Piedmont region during an early winter storm, but it's more likely to snow inland during a snowstorm in the mountains.

Does it snow in Georgia fall?

The snow does not fall in Georgia, on average, more than twice per year. However, snow can fall at any time of year if temperatures drop below freezing for a few days. Snowflakes can also linger for a few days if temperatures remain below freezing.

Does it snow in Georgia winter?

Well, technically yes. Snow does occasionally fall in the northernmost part of the state, but you’re pretty safe saying that snow is not likely to be falling in Georgia during the winter season, which generally runs from October to May. If you do happen to get snow during the winter, it will likely be light and fluffy and won’t last long.

Does it snow in Atlanta?

Snowflakes can fall in the metro Atlanta area during winter, but snowfall is rare. The last time snow fell in the area was December 2014. However, snow flurries are not unheard of. If you plan to visit the city in winter, be sure to check with your hotel or travel agent to see if they will provide snow removal services.

Will it snow in Georgia?

Snow is possible in Georgia for a few days in December, but the chance of snow usually decreases as we head into the holiday season. Our average snowfall for the month of December is 1.5 inches. However, snow is possible in the mountains of North Georgia and South Carolina, and snow may even affect parts of metro Atlanta.