As winter weather begins to move across the South, Georgians are being asked to take the time to prepare for what could be colder temperatures this season. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s U.S. Winter Outlook says below-average temperatures are expected across the Southeast, and the Georgia Emergency Management Agency is recommending that residents from every community in the state turn to its Ready Georgia campaign to prepare for winter advisories and ice storms before they happen."One of the primary concerns of winter weather is its ability to knock out heat, power and