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The marathon in New York City is expected to kick off with temperatures around 50°F, gradually rising to the low 60s, accompanied by sunshine and mild winds along the route. This video discusses the potential temperature variations from the early hours to midday and their implications for both participants and onlookers.
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00:00New York's Marathon could see one of its warmest race days in years, with temperatures reaching 63 degrees.
00:06The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and light winds this Sunday.
00:11Early starting groups are expected to face temperatures around 50 degrees Fahrenheit, or 10 Celsius.
00:17By midday, readings could climb toward 60 degrees, with an afternoon high near 63.
00:23That means conditions may feel noticeably warmer for runners who spend more time on the 26.2-mile course
00:29The race begins on Staten Island, crosses Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, and finishes in Manhattan.
00:36Light winds are expected to have little impact, while sunshine could make it feel a little warmer than the thermometer
00:42suggests.
00:43The forecast is cooler than the 75-degree Central Park reading reported during the 2022 Marathon.
00:49For runners and spectators, the key takeaway is a cool start, followed by a milder, sunnier day.
00:54Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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