Florida Marathon
Race Day Weather
Warm start, steady winds ahead
Runners will face a temperature rise from 65°F at the start to 68°F by the finish, with average humidity at 72%. Winds will be a factor, with a mix of crosswinds and headwinds, particularly challenging from miles 9 to 12 and mile 23 to the finish. Runners should consider adjusting their pace to account for the humidity and the steady headwinds in the later miles.
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Race Info
The Florida Marathon is held in February in Melbourne, on Florida's Space Coast, with a half marathon, 10K and 5K on the same morning. The marathon starts near Front Street Park, crosses the Melbourne Causeway, runs north along the Indian River waterfront to a turnaround at Ballard Park, and finishes back across the causeway. It is held a month after the Disney Marathon, advertises four 5-mile straightaways, and is listed by the organizers as a Boston qualifying race. There is a 7-hour time limit.