Answer:
The correct answer is A. Georgia's mild climate impacts the state's economy by great tourism benefits, because more people come to vacation.
Explanation:
Georgia has a subtropical climate, relatively pleasant in winter and hot in summer. Temperatures are more pleasant in the proximity of the Atlantic Ocean. The average annual temperature of the state is 18 ° C.
The temperature during winter decreases as you travel north. Southern Georgia has an average of 11 ° C in winter, while the north has an average of 5 ° C. In winter, the average of the minimums is 7 ° C in the south and 0 ° C in the north. The average of the maximums is 17 ° C and 10 ° C respectively. The ends vary between -10 ° C and 20 ° C. The lowest temperature recorded in Georgia was -27 ° C, on January 27, 1940, in Floyd County.
In summer, the state's temperature variation is minimal, basically depending on the altitude of the terrain - the higher the average temperature falls. In summer, the average of the state minimums is 22 ° C, and the average of the highs is 33 ° C. The highest temperature recorded in Georgia was 44 ° C, recorded on August 20, 1983, in Greenville.
This climatic situation favors tourism, as it allows tourists to enjoy the natural spaces of the state without having to endure extreme temperatures.
