The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Chattooga County and its neighboring counties, effective from 1 AM Wednesday until 1 AM Thursday. Residents are urged to prepare for light accumulating snowfall. Additionally, there is a concern for icy conditions on Wednesday morning as the winter weather system moves through. Snow showers are forecast to begin developing in Northwest Georgia shortly after 1 AM tonight. While any accumulations before sunrise are expected to be minimal—likely limited to a half inch or less—drivers should remain cautious. As Wednesday unfolds, a mix of light rain and snow is predicted across the area. Most of the snow accumulation will occur before noon, but patchy snow showers may persist into the evening. Total accumulations are expected to remain under half an inch in valley areas, with some localized areas in higher elevations potentially seeing up to one inch. Travelers are advised to exercise caution, particularly during the morning commute on Wednesday, as slick roadways may pose challenges. Looking ahead, weather conditions are set to shift dramatically as significantly colder air moves in Wednesday night. Wind chill values are projected to plummet, with temperatures feeling as low as the single digits above zero to the lower teens by Thursday and Friday mornings.