2011-01-12, 09:13 PM
I've always wanted to travel to different states and one that's on my list for this summer is Georgia.
Friends and places and things to do brought interest to my eye. I'm thinking. "Hey! Why not? Get to relax, feel the summer breeze, and finally get to see the Atlantic for the 1st time in my life (never seen it in pictures either)".
However, for me to truly enjoy myself, I have to overcome one important factor: Humidity. I've been to Arizona, New Mexico (very VERY briefly), Texas when it was storming and flooding, Louisiana and Mississippi and Washington DC. By far, the hottest I have felt was Mississippi. Maybe it was simply because I was a child but I was unable to go outside without having a hot blast of air in my face.
Now, I'm pretty used to California, which has pretty much ZERO humidity from what I can feel around San Francisco. So Cal, possibly higher, but it's still relatively similar.
I've tried looking through Google, weather reports, literally almost all the results on Yahoo and nothing helps me find out how humid/hot it gets in Georgia. I mean, they do, but they don't.
I don't know the humidity difference between the states I've been to and Georgia. I know this is more of a first-hand experience thing, but if anyone can give me some insight on how the weather is, I'd be more than appreciative. Either someone from GA, been to GA, or can compare one of the places I have been to to GA.
Friends and places and things to do brought interest to my eye. I'm thinking. "Hey! Why not? Get to relax, feel the summer breeze, and finally get to see the Atlantic for the 1st time in my life (never seen it in pictures either)".
However, for me to truly enjoy myself, I have to overcome one important factor: Humidity. I've been to Arizona, New Mexico (very VERY briefly), Texas when it was storming and flooding, Louisiana and Mississippi and Washington DC. By far, the hottest I have felt was Mississippi. Maybe it was simply because I was a child but I was unable to go outside without having a hot blast of air in my face.
Now, I'm pretty used to California, which has pretty much ZERO humidity from what I can feel around San Francisco. So Cal, possibly higher, but it's still relatively similar.
I've tried looking through Google, weather reports, literally almost all the results on Yahoo and nothing helps me find out how humid/hot it gets in Georgia. I mean, they do, but they don't.
I don't know the humidity difference between the states I've been to and Georgia. I know this is more of a first-hand experience thing, but if anyone can give me some insight on how the weather is, I'd be more than appreciative. Either someone from GA, been to GA, or can compare one of the places I have been to to GA.