Georgia weather by month
Two stations, one inland and one on the coast — the mountains of North Georgia run cooler than either of these.
Based on 2 weather stations.
The year across Georgia
| Month | Highs | Nights | Wet days |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 54–61° | 36–40° | 6–7 |
| February | 58–65° | 39–43° | 5–7 |
| March | 66–71° | 45–49° | 5–7 |
| April | 74–78° | 53–55° | 4–6 |
| May | 81–85° | 61–63° | 5–6 |
| June | 87–90° | 69–71° | 8–9 |
| July | 90–92° | 72–74° | 8–9 |
| August | 89–91° | 71–73° | 7–8 |
| September | 84–86° | 66–69° | 5–7 |
| October | 74–79° | 55–59° | 4 |
| November | 64–70° | 44–48° | 4–6 |
| December | 56–64° | 38–43° | 5–7 |
A single row can hide a real spread — open a month to see it region by region.
Atlanta & North Georgia
- Atlanta A city set high in the Piedmont pines, with real winters, a green humid summer, and a spring that arrives coated in yellow.
Savannah & the Coast
- Savannah A city built for shade — the summer is long and thick enough that the deep porches and high ceilings read as engineering, not decoration.