The
Piedmont of Georgia occupies nearly one-third of the total land
area of the state, and enjoys a variable climate with cool winters
(57°F on average) and hot summers (89°F). Precipitation
is greater in the north than in sourthern parts of the Piedmont,
with spring, summer and winter receiving similar moderate amounts
of rainfall and fall being somewhat drier. Snow is not unusual,
but accumulations of more than an inch or so are uncommon.
For
a complete description of Piedmont
climate see the brochure put out by the State Climatologist's
Office. You will need the Adobe
Acrobat Reader to open this file. It can be downloaded
free from Adobe.
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