Great Smoky Mountains National Park vs Nashville in January
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the better pick in January — 63 vs 56 on SeasonMap's comfort score. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is cold, soaked, clean air, while Nashville is cold, rainy, clean air.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park vs Nashville — January climate, side by side
Monthly climate normals (ERA5 reanalysis). Comfort scores are SeasonMap estimates.
Month by month
Great Smoky Mountains National Park vs Nashville in January — FAQ
- Is January better in Great Smoky Mountains National Park or Nashville?
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the better pick in January — 63 vs 56 on SeasonMap's comfort score. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is cold, soaked, clean air, while Nashville is cold, rainy, clean air.
- What is the weather like in Great Smoky Mountains National Park vs Nashville in January?
- In January, Great Smoky Mountains National Park averages 6°C high / -3°C low with about 180 mm of rain; Nashville averages 9°C high / -2°C low with about 99 mm.