FROM HALL COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (EMA):
3:45 P.M. ALERT
“Forecast ice accumulations have πΈπ½π²ππ΄π°ππ΄π³
Significant πππ accumulations of π.ππβ ππ¨ π.ππβ are expected (especially from the I-575 corridor eastward through Gainesville and southward toward I-20).
A transition from snow to π¬π₯πππ ππ§π/π¨π« ππ«πππ³π’π§π π«ππ’π§ has begun and will continue through the remainder of the day. Rain may mix in at times through the evening.
ππ π£πππ§π¦:
Expect πππ£πππ§π€πͺπ¨ π©π€ ππ’π₯π€π¨π¨πππ‘π π©π§ππ«ππ‘ ππ€π£πππ©ππ€π£π¨ where accumulating ice on top of the snowfall that occurred earlier today is expected. Snow and ice on the roads will refreeze overnight, making for dangerous travel conditions again Saturday morning.
πππππππ ππππ ππππππππ
– 211 @ Winder Hwy
– Old Flowery Branch Rd/McEver Rd
– Vaughandale Cir at Dawsonville Hwy to Sardis Church Rd
– Monroe Dr from Athens Hwy to Danbury Ln
– Martin Rd from 53 to Martins Crossing West
There is a concern for ππ¨π°π§ππ 
ππ«πππ¬ ππ§π 
π©π¨π°ππ«π₯π’π§ππ¬, as well as power outages, primarily on Saturday afternoon given wind gusts of 20-30 mph and snow/ice coated tree branches. Power companies cannot utilize equipment when wind gusts reach dangerous conditions, leading to extended outage times.
Charge your devices now in preparation
Stay home and avoid travel
Keep your pets inside
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