Snow, sleet, ice could make travel treacherous in Ga., Ala.

ATLANTA (AP) -- Forecasters are warning of the potential for snow, sleet and ice-coated roads across north Georgia, just over a year after the ice storm that trapped commuters for hours on metro Atlanta freeways.<br /> <br /> The National Weather Service on Sunday issued a winter storm warning for 13 north Georgia counties that include cities such as Dalton, Blairsville, Dahlonega, Cornelia and Cleveland.<br /> <br /> Forecasters said up to a quarter of an inch of ice could fall in the mountainous northern counties included in the storm warning, along with several inches of snow.<br /> <br /> Rome, Atlanta, Gainesville, and Toccoa are now under a Winter Weather Advisory.<br /> <br /> These latest updates replace the Winter Storm Watch that had been in effect.<br /> <br /> In Alabama, a winter storm watch covered northern areas, including the cities of Huntsville, Florence and Decatur.<br /> <br /> Click on the link below for full details - including the types and amounts of precipitation that are expected.<br /> <br /> (AccessNorthGa.com's Ken Stanford contributed to this story.)