Flurries hit Henry County, roads got wet
Photojournalist Eli Jordan reports light flurries and showers in Henry County Sunday morning, January 18, 2026, near I-75 Exit 212. Roads stayed mostly wet with no significant snow accumulation, though some parked cars have a light dusting. Temperatures are around 35–36°F and cooling, but traffic is moving safely with no reported issues. Residents are advised to stay aware but no major impacts are expected.
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