ATLANTA — Georgia Power crews are working to restore electricity as the ice storm continues to cause widespread outages across the state.

LIVE Severe Weather Team 2 coverage spread throughout north Georgia, NOW on Channel 2 Action News Sunday AM.

Despite the first phase of the storm having already moved past us, that doesn't mean we are out of the woods just yet.

During a Sunday briefing, Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency officials, warned that even if conditions appear improved in some areas, freezing rain and sleet could refreeze later,

Georgia officials move resources to the "wedge" area as 100,000 remain without power following a destructive ice storm. National Guard deployed to North Georgia.

Speaking live on WSB Radio Sunday afternoon, Kemp said the hardest-hit area is in northeast Georgia.

Georgia drivers are urged to stay off the roads throughout Sunday as more rain leads to more icy conditions across the area.