Anybody who cuts grass south of Warner Robins learns to read the sky over Kathleen. The anvil-topped cloud stacks up in the west around two o'clock, the light goes green-gray, and there is maybe an hour of good working weather before the first fat drops hit the hot asphalt. Shawscapes Landscaping LLC works inside that window — mow, edge, trim the fence corners, blow the walks — and then goes right back at it when the storm slides off toward the pines and the whole county smells like rain on cut grass. Summer here is negotiated in exactly that way, one clear stretch at a time. The yards come out looking like the weather never got a vote.