FIRST ALERT: Recent forecast models are trending a touch warmer - and a little less icy - with this weekend's storm system! Rain chances look to begin late Friday as our strong cold front moves through. A "First Alert Weather Day" remains in effect for Saturday and Sunday as the chance for at least patchy freezing rain continues across our inland counties. | Live 5 Weather

❗️❄️ An update from the First Alert Weather Team. We are getting closer to the snow portion of our winter storm, and snow totals are starting to lock down. Let’s talk about timing and what you can expect. https://www.kmbc.com/article/kansas-city-missouri-weather-forecast-snow-school-closings-january-23/70105511 | KMBC 9

11 reactions | RADAR UPDATE: Several areas of showers and thunderstorms are roaming around south Georgia. Some storms could bring in some heavy rainfall across the area and frequent lightning. A few storms may even provide strong winds, so keep your WALB First Alert Weather App handy. | WALB News 10 Weather | Facebook

WALB presents Stormwatch 2024 a first alert weather special, tonight 7:30pm. Take a closer look as experts predict what you can expect this season, and what you can do to keep your family safe. | WALB News 10

5AM NHC Update: Tropical Storm Isaias forecast track continues to trend east. That brings less and less effects to Southwest Georgia. | WALB News 10 Weather

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Sunday 4am-Noon for snow accumulations up to 2" on the grassy surfaces. Roads should stay wet with temperatures staying above freezing. | WALB News 10 Weather

Our First Alert Weather Day continues from 11 AM to 8 PM today. We're watching a line of showers currently on radar in our southern counties to the Florida Panhandle, currently not producing any lightning. As the atmosphere warms this morning, however, coupled with plenty of fuel with dewpoints now in the lower 60s, we'll see more storms develop, with a few turning strong to potentially severe. -Meteorologist Dana Barker | WALB News 10 Weather