Summer in Georgia is always hot, that’s a given! But the typical Summer weather pattern is one of both heat and humidity.
That translates into hot days, and muggy nights punctuated with late afternoon and early evening thunderstorms.
And typically that continues into October when the nights cool and the air dries out a bit. The only respite from the constant and oppressive heat is the sanctuary of the air-conditioned structure!
This kind of weather leads to jungle-like growth in the garden, and it’s hard to control unwanted weeds and volunteer plants as nearly perfect growing conditions occur. It’s a time of lush growth and various shades of the color green are everywhere!
No drought, no floods, just day after day of a tropical atmosphere that is the legendary backdrop of the Southern novel.
It’s hot, and if you don’t like it there’s only one thing that you can do about it:
Learn to love it!
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