Atlanta weathered its second winter storm of the season on Tuesday, seeing about an inch of snow across the metro.

An unusual winter storm swept through the Deep South on Tuesday, bringing significant and even once-in-a-lifetime snowfall to unexpected areas.

The winter storm brought up to about 2 inches of snow over parts of north Georgia and areas south of Interstate 20. “There was a sharp cut off in accumulating snow basically right along and near I-85 with not much, as expected, over areas north and west of Atlanta,” Meteorologist Brian Monahan said.

As winter weather moves into metro Atlanta, here's a look at what businesses are altering hours or closing altogether. Here's an ongoing list of closures and business hour changes across metro Atlanta to know about: The zoo will be closed on Tuesday due to "unseasonably cold temperatures and the potential for winter weather.

Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brian Monahan says the winter storm will be historic across the Gulf Coast for several cities that usually don’t see accumulating snow. For us in north Georgia, we’ll be on the northern edge of the system and up to a couple of inches of snow will be possible.

Winter Storm Watch Tuesday AM - Wednesday AM for approximately 1-3 inch snowfall accumulation. It's important to note that the heavier snow will be in our southern counties and middle Georgia, less snow falls farther north. I'll be fine tuning the forecast live on Channel 2. pic.twitter.com/6Ws0SGPfkh

Weather Advisory will be in effect for much of the Atlanta metro area and points south (shown in purple below), where light accumulations of snowfall are possible. A Winter Storm Warning will be in effect for Upson County and central Georgia,

Shelves are emptying in Georgia grocery stories as residents prepare for the upcoming winter storm. We spoke with the Freelove family today in southeast Georgia. They are well aware of the winter storm forecasted to hit Southeast Georgia on Tuesday and Wednesday.