Oh, Georgia weather. It's completely dependent upon which part of the state you're in. Augusta, which is about two and a half hours north on the river, is completely different from Savannah.

I'll give key words and phrases for Savannah: hot; muggy; humid; giant bugs; cool, salt marsh breezes; daily July thunderstorms (like half an hour every day at about three pm - mark my words); frigid winter mornings; wet hurricane season; no snow, but random summer hail; and hot. Granted I was only on the West Coast in November and December, I think it's a common thought that it's a different heat. This is a wet heat that sits on you. The humidity is a bitch.

I love it. :)

LOL Well good on the no Snow, Carlos grows a wimpy winter coat and would probably die if there were snow.

That makes me feel better because I felt so lazy! I mean, I sat down and watched people cook for an hour. :)