06/04/2026
We have been buried in a deep soup of tropical air for a good while. We are getting a nice break the rest of this week but the muggies return, beginning Sunday.
Noticed condensation on your windows lately?
Before you assume there's a problem, here's a quick weather fact: condensation forms when warm, humid air comes into contact with a cooler surface—just like a cold glass of sweet tea on a Georgia summer day.
In fact, if you're seeing condensation on the outside of your windows in the morning, it's often a sign they're insulating your home well. As temperatures warm up, it usually disappears on its own.
Now, if you're seeing fog or moisture trapped between the panes of glass, that's a different story and could mean the seal has failed.
You need to see my friends at NG WINDOWS. http://ngwindows.com/
They will take great care of you. I promise.