Officials have a simple message for Georgians as the massive ice storm moves across the state: stay home.

An incoming ice storm in Georgia is expected to cause downed trees and lines, resulting in potentially widespread outages.

Roughly a million power outages were reported on Jan. 25 as a massive winter storm raged across the country, bringing "catastrophic" ice accumulation that downed power lines and created treacherous road conditions.

A large winter storm heading to Georgia this weekend could bring widespread power outages. Here's how to prepare for multiple days without power.

Northeast Georgia felt the brunt of the ice storm early Sunday morning, taking out power across several counties.