In Georgia, the sun always finds a way to break through the clouds after a heavy rainstorm, turning already humid air into a sweltering mix of heat and moisture. While that Southern warmth brings troves of tourists to Savannah, it can quickly become dangerous. Here are some local resources and tips to stay cool and safe from the American Red Cross, Georgia Power and others.
Savannah sees nearly 100 days each year with temperatures above 90 degrees, according to a New York Times article — and that trend is set to continue, with most days next week expected to reach that mark.
The City of Savannah opens cooling shelters at their community centers and libraries when the National Weather Service issues an extreme heat warning of temperatures more than 110 degrees…