It has been found that an white precipitates at the inside surface is a common characteristics of soda-lime-silica glasses which have not undergone special surface treatments during hot weather season. In this study, the white deposits were examed using by solution method, surface analysis etc., and the dependence of weathering on the atmospheric condition was also investigated. As a results, the white precipitates on the glass surface was discorved as carbonates like $Na_2CO_3{cdot}H_2O,CaCO_3$. Coming to atmosphere-dependence, it was shown that the glass made and stored at sea shore province had 3 times much severe weathering than that at land province.