Another arctic blast is on the way that will keep conditions frigid over metro Atlanta and could even bring a small chance for snow to the Peach State.

A menacing storm is bearing down on North Georgia. In metro Atlanta, an ice storm warning went into effect at 1 p.m. Saturday.

An ice storm warning has been issued for northeast Georgia for the first time in more than a decade as the state braces for treacherous winter weather arriving this weekend.

Metro Atlanta will get a short reprieve from extreme cold Friday afternoon, but more waves of bone-chilling weather will follow over the weekend.

A suspect is in custody after police say he opened fire at an Old Fourth Ward recreation center being used to help unhoused people stay warm during a cold spell in Atlanta.

On Thursday, metro area temps hovered in the 20s and 30s as the sun rises. Couple that with wind gusts up to 30 mph, and it felt more like the teens and even single digits.

The I-285 South ramp to I-85 was closed Wednesday morning as crews removed the overhead sign following an overnight crash.

Metro Atlanta likely won't get flurries but higher elevations in North Georgia could see snow as another blast of Arctic air moves into the area this week.

The collision happened around 6 a.m. on the Perimeter and blocked traffic leaving Marietta heading toward Sandy Springs.

Jimmy Trammell, Teddy Jackson and Ahmod Hatcher died after a fight broke out at Washington State Prison, an incident officials said also left about a dozen injured.