Here is an article that has a solution for this: Checking Monthly Visits and Concurrent Users with Google Analytics

They suggest:

Viewing the Audience Overview report for the month in which you are interested.
Switching from "daily" to "hourly" stats at the top right
Using the graph to identify which hour has the highest traffic and record the number of visitors for that hour
Get the average time on site (in seconds) by changing the metric on the graph to "average time"
Plug those numbers into the formula:

Concurrent Visitors = Hourly visitors * Time Spent on Site / 3600

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