A major winter storm that could bring severe disruption to metro Atlanta and north Georgia is on the way, and 11Alive is planning to cover developments as they happen throughout the weekend. The best way to find our streaming coverage is through our smart TV app, 11Alive+.

A winter storm moving into north and central Georgia is prompting new warnings from the National Weather Service. An Ice Storm Warning has been issued for much of the area, including metro Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A winter storm may track through the southeastern U.S. this weekend, impacting north Georgia. A storm system will track across the southeastern U.S. and produce some form of precipitation in north Georgia. It is likely that rain will impact you at a minimum on Saturday, which is a First Alert Weather Day.

A dangerous ice storm is expected to move into parts of north Georgia this weekend, prompting the National Weather Service to warn that travel could become impossible and power outages are likely as freezing rain builds up on roads,

The National Weather Service has issued an ice storm warning for Northeast Georgia, while metro Atlanta continues to prepare for a weekend storm that could cause widespread power outages and make travel "nearly impossible.

Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brian Monahan received brand forecast data for Channel 2 Action News This Morning.

Georgia is expecting more brutal cold this weekend. Whether we’ll see snow is still in question, but forecasts point to icy conditions gripping much of the state.

Millions across the U.S. are bracing for a major winter storm bringing snow, ice and dangerous cold, with states from New Jersey to Texas preparing as temperatures plunge and travel disruptions begin.