Temp. on Georgia AT in early September.

[JesterFSU]

Going from Springer to Deep Gap first week of September. Could anyone with experience estimate day time and night time temperatures.

[Egads]

Calling on MountainShuttler for a weather forecast

[HiKen2011]

Going from Springer to Deep Gap first week of September. Could anyone with experience estimate day time and night time temperatures.

60's to 80's daytime and 35's to 50's nightime.

[JesterFSU]

Thanks for the info.

[ChinMusic]

heaven.......

[Mountain Shuttler]

Calling on MountainShuttler for a weather forecast

I'm sorry city boy,I've actually been out experiencing some of that terrible heat & drought that you & so many other know-it-alls predicted for July in GA on here recently. BTW,it rained again at Neel Gap this afternoon and was 67 degrees when I was up there at 5 PM. I was also there on the afternoon of July 3rd and it was an unbearable 80 degrees with no rain that day. Me & Pirate had another good laugh today about all you weather "experts" from places outside the mountains!

[daddytwosticks]

First week in September is still summer weather from my experiences. But a cold front or threatening tropical storm is a game changer. Just keep an eye on the long range weather forecast and plan accordingly. Happy hiking.

[Razor]

Woods Hole water is dry. Slaughter creek is barely dripping. No water between Neal and Hogpen. Tray mtn shelter water is barely dripping. There are spots where water is stressed but you can get water if you are patient at most places as of 7/6.It may not change much between now and then but need to get an update closer in. Georgia water spots can be limited in the summer so beware of reports not updated on a daily basis. Hope you have a great trip.

[FatMan]

60's to 80's daytime and 35's to 50's nightime.

I think Hiken2011 hit the nail on the head. Be prepared for hot/humid and darned chilly. I would lean towards warmer temps but I have seen some darned chilly early September nights as well. Feel free to send me a PM closer to your hike and I might be able to narrow the spread down a bit. Water can be a concern in early September too. Often the seasonal sources don't begin running again until late in the month.