
We all know how hot it can get in Georgia in the Summertime, but the nation’s oldest weather prognosticator, The Farmer’s Almanac, is saying Georgia’s summer will be “sizzling” this year.
Summer will be “a hot one nationwide,” the Farmers’ Almanac said. The closest thing to a mild summer will be in New England and the Great Lakes region, but that prediction is based on a wave of cool air arriving in September, according to the Farmers’ Almanac.
According to the forecast, the dog days of summer in late July are expected to be “brutally hot,” with highs in the 90s and triple digits.
The worst of the heat should be over by mid-August, though, the almanac said.








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