The weather pushed down hard on Northern and Central Georgia on Tuesday Jan. 28th.The weather has closed schools and left many stranded.
Fannin County has closed schools for Friday January 31th.
All city and county government offices will open at regular time on Thursday.
Governor Deal has declared a state of emergency saying:
“Many parts of our state have experienced heavy sleet and snowfall, and in the metro areas we’re experiencing traffic jams caused primarily by heavy volume after the quick onset of the winter storm,” Deal said. “Unfortunately, traffic is delaying the ability of crews to treat highways all across the state. I know many people are trying desperately to pick up their children or simply to get home, and I hope they can get to safe, warm stopping point soon. Once at your destination, if at all possible, please stay off the roads until conditions improve. State DOT crews will work around the clock to get roads clear; in addition, the National Guard, the Department of Public Safety and GEMA will work to get the state back to normal as quickly as possible.”
FYN will update you with closing and more information as it becomes available.
The highways are being salted but roads are very slick. If you have to get out use extreme caution.
The pictures below show the aftermath the storm left in Fannin.
The Tavern at Old Toccoa Farm 596 Curtis Switch Rd Mineral Bluff, GA 30559 ADMISSION…
Join Good Samaritans of Fannin County for a longtime local tradition—the 45th Annual Labor Day…
Arrest report with photos provided by the Fannin County Sheriff’s Office. The Georgia Open Records Act…
Fannin Claims 30-2 Border War Victory The 2026 edition of “The…
Don't miss Vendor Day at the Pavilion, where there will be something for the entire…
The Blue Ridge Blues & BBQ Festival returns to downtown Blue Ridge for its 15th…