Savannah, GA — Weather, Tides, Traffic, Gas Prices & Local Events

Savannah is Georgia's oldest city and its coastal anchor — founded by Oglethorpe in 1733 on a bluff over the Savannah River and laid out as America's first planned city. Twenty-two of its original park-like squares survive, shaded by live oaks and Spanish moss, inside one of the largest historic districts in the country. It's a working river port and a tourism powerhouse at once: cargo ships slide past cobblestoned River Street, SCAD fills the lanes, and St. Patrick's Day turns the whole city out. For people living and commuting here, the day turns on the weather off the Atlantic, traffic on I-16, I-95, and through the downtown squares, and what's on along the riverfront — while the tide still runs in the Savannah River that started it all.

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