The National Weather Service is monitoring a potential winter storm that could affect parts of Georgia and other areas of the Southeast U.S. over the weekend.

A National Weather Service survey crew has confirmed a tornado with wind speeds of near 95 mph touched down in Carroll County during Saturday's severe storms.

Georgia could see anything from a dusting of snow to several inches this weekend and the entire state is officially on snow-watch. However, exactly what area will get what is still highly uncertain, according to Dylan Lusk, senior meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Peachtree City.

The National Weather Service (NWS) in Peachtree City is monitoring a potential winter weather system that forecasters say could impact Northeast Georgia this coming weekend. The NWS issued a statement Tuesday afternoon,

The NWS says up to half an inch of snow is possible, mainly on elevated surfaces and grassy areas. Higher elevations could see slightly greater totals. While snowfall amounts are expected to be light, roads could become slick overnight and early Thursday, especially in mountain communities and at higher elevations.

The National Weather Service is warning Georgians about the potential for severe winter weather heading to the Peach State this weekend.

After some snow flurries fell in the North Georgia mountains Wednesday night into Thursday morning, forecasters are saying there is a chance more snow could come this weekend. The National Weather Service’s (NWS) Peachtree City office issued a statement Thursday afternoon,

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