How Does Georgia’s Weather Pattern Affect Georgia as a Whole?

Natural disasters have been around since the beginning of time, making a massive impact in Georgia’s weather patterns. This makes both a positive and negative influence in Georgia climate, making it as unpredictable as an unmonitored baby. Georgia’s average customary temperature is about 63 degrees Fahrenheit daily during the summertime. It then drops down to only about 47 degrees during the majority of the winter. Even though Georgia has a semi-tropical weather, it has extreme droughts that also happen at random moments. This problem is due to worldwide global warming caused by an immense amount of human pollution.

Georgia’s weather is dominate for hail, thunderstorms, droughts, and as well as tornadoes or tropical storms. The weather at this state is ever changing daily form rainy to suddenly sunny at times. Human pollution is a major factor of this, our ignorance causing global warming allowing the ice caps to melt and the ocean to rise. This will make it easier for the hurricanes and tropical storms to strike harder and faster, batting at the coast of Georgia. The geographic location of Georgia makes it open to attacks from tropical storms and hurricanes from both the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. As result of this, majority of the Georgians make their living near the heart of Georgia, in its capital city: Atlanta. This makes them safer from tropical storm or hurricane surges near its coast.

Even today, many people enjoy living among the soil-rich land of Georgia because of its flourishing summer weather, and not too brisk winters. It is probably the only state in the U.S that lets their inhabitants experience all four seasons fully throughout the year. Because of this, Georgia’s population is increasing...

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People in the state of Georgia learn to bond with its environment, with agriculture becoming Georgia’s main and most important industry. Georgia’s climate also helps it grow things that other places cannot, thus its helping in the United states trade action. People from the northern states move to Georgia to get a feel of its warm average climate. This makes the economy of Georgia greater with a greater population for they will need to provide more materials for the new growing Georgia.

A phenomenon called the prevailing westerlies is another natural effect that changes the climate of Georgia. The prevailing westerlies are one of the five primary wind zones or belts, that change our atmosphere's regular circulatory system. These strong heavy winds strike most of the time on the southeastern side of the U.S causing intense gusts in some areas like