ガトリンバーグ 10月の天気

October is near-perfect weather in the Smokies - comfortable days, cool nights, and a range from the 80s F in the afternoon to 45F in the morning - and it is also one of the two busiest months in the most-visited national park in the country. Colour starts high and works down: the third and fourth weeks are the usual peak, though how much water the trees got and the temperature when the leaves drop move it every year. The traffic advice is specific - the heaviest stretch runs from the third week of October into the first week of November, weekdays are far better than weekends, and Newfound Gap Road on an October Saturday is the one thing to avoid. The record: 18.3C days, 8.2C nights, 7.8 precipitation days carrying 140.4mm, 8.6 hours of sun.

Forum posters cite typical November days in Gatlinburg in the low-to-mid 60sF with evenings dropping into the 40s or even high 30s, describing conditions as pleasant by day and genuinely cool at night. Posters are consistent that November is too early for snow at valley level, calling any snow before Thanksgiving a rare fluke rather than a realistic expectation. Posters describe some fall color still lingering into mid-November in a typical year, though it varies and can already be mostly gone by then. Posters note crowds and accommodation rates both drop compared to October's peak leaf-season rush, with one major exception: the weekend after Thanksgiving ranks among the single busiest of the entire year, driven partly by the Christmas lights and Winterfest displays that go up around November 9th. Posters generally rate November as mild by day, cool by night and a good value window for Gatlinburg outside the Thanksgiving-weekend crowd surge.

Forum posters put typical May highs in the mid-to-upper 70sF with lows in the mid-to-lower 50sF, though some report highs into the 80s and lows near 60 by mid-May - shorts and t-shirts by midday, but pants and layers for the notably cooler mornings and evenings. Rain is normal but not usually heavy. The month is repeatedly called an excellent window: less humidity than summer, wildflowers in full bloom, and crowds that stay well below the Memorial Day surge since school is still in session - weekday visits in particular are described as notably quieter than weekends.