I've been following Georgia's data for a while now, and I actually think they are closer to Louisiana than you realize. Over the last few weeks, it wasn't unusual to see counties stop growing for days at a time only to suddenly jump by 20-30%.
I think there are effects being seen from the lack of early testing rather than an indication of recent spread during the (very recent) higher temperatures.
I think there are effects being seen from the lack of early testing rather than an indication of recent spread during the (very recent) higher temperatures.