5° AT Trip, Am I Cooked?

I'm gonna be going on a 2 night, 20-mile trip on the AT this coming Friday. It looks like it'll be a lot colder than I was anticipating. Could you give me your opinion on whether or not my gear will keep me warm enough? Am I cooked?

WEATHER:

Friday - 22° Hi, 8°Lo, Clear, 16mph wind

Saturday - 14°Hi, 5°Lo, Clear, 8mph wind

Sunday - 14° Hi, 9° Lo, Clear, 3mph wind

SLEEP/CLOTHING:

\-Trilaminate military-style bivy sack

\-10° (extreme limit) down sleeping bag

\-Sleeping bag liner (maybe extra 5-10°)

\-Z-Lite Sol sleeping pad, \~2.2 R-value & Therm-a-rest Trail Scout, \~3.1 R-value

\-Merino wool base layer, 200g/M2

\-Knitted Merino wool sweater

\-DuraCanvas Outback Pants

\-Sweatpants

\-3 pairs of wool socks (hiking), 1 pair, oversized wool sleep socks

\-Down vest

\-Bates Intermediate Cold Weather Boots

\-Rain Jacket

\-Wool mitten liners & Bundeswehr Extreme Cold Weather Mittens

\-Wool cap & balaclava

\-Sunglasses (maybe)

\-Crampons (likely gonna be icy from previous snowstorms)

FOOD/WATER:

\-5L Dry bag

\-Knorr Pasta/Rice sides

\-Hot choccy

\-Oatmeal

\-8oz block of cheese

\-M&M/Nut trail mix

\-Chicken pouches

\-2 protein shakes

\-2 Uncrustables

\-Peanut Butter pouches

\-Granola Bars

\-Sawyer Squeeze (close to body to prevent frost damage)

\-32oz Nalgene bottle (2)

\-MSR pocketrocket, 8oz fuel can, windscreen

\-Kidney-shaped mess kit, titanium spork, titanium cup

\-8oz flask full of Southern Comfort 100 proof

MISC:

\-60L REI pack

\-Suunto compass

\-NatGeo trail map

\-Power bank

\-Sit pad

\-Headlamp

\-Leki Trekking Poles

\-OnX Backcountry with an offline map

\- Rain Fly, 9' x 11', diamond-shaped

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