We are contemplating a trip to Georgia in late January into early February. Is the weather pleasant there at that time of year?
Georgia in late January & early February
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It could be in the 70s and and it could be in the 40s. We could have rain or even an ice storm. The weather here is unpredictable at that time of year. The average is probably 50s day, high 30s night.
Uh, Georgia is a big state and geographically very diverse.
They have mountains and they have subtropic coastal plains.
You could have 40 degree tempurature differences in the same day in different locations.
Georgia is nortorious for ice storms in January. This is usually when the roads become like ice skating rinks and everything shuts down. It can last one day or several days. It is also usually very cold that time of the year.