The national environmental agency has published a forecast regarding climate changes in Georgia during the 19th and 20th centuries. "The 19th and 20th centuries represent a significant period in the history of Georgia, characterized by periods of increased intensity. There is a possibility of growth in storms, hail, and wind strength," the statement reads. According to the synoptic data, general weather conditions may change with increased rainfall in certain regions and snowfall in mountainous and hilly areas. The forecast is based on active and selective processes observed in the region. This website uses cookies to provide you with the best service. Information about cookies is available in your browser and explains the functions related to your visit to our website, helping us improve your experience.