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Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
Weather
A storm rolls in to Kennesaw
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Here comes a storm

 

 

Before you start your trip to the mountain, check the local weather forecast to be sure that you will have a dry time.

 

 

 

 

Though we are located north of Atlanta, we're still apt to the same hot summers and mild winters as our neighbors. The mountain top generally ranges 8-10 degrees cooler than at the base. In fall and winter, be prepared with a light weight jacket on hand. 

Known to residents of the area, it may rain on one side of the mountain and not on the other. What a great obstruction the mountain can be. 

After planning your activities check back to see what the weather will have in store for your day. As a reminder, if you don't like the weather, don't worry, it will change in about an hour.

 
Ice storm hits Kennesaw Mountain.
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An ice storm hits Kennesaw Mountain making roads and trails a dangerous place.
The earthworks at Kennesaw Mountain are as original today as they were when they were built.  

Did You Know?
The elevation of Kennesaw Mountain is 1808 feet above sea level. While hiking up to the top, an elevation of 708 feet is gained in the short 1.2 miles.

Last Updated: August 27, 2007 at 14:47 EST