Fort Worth Marathon
Race Day Weather
Mild start, headwinds challenge early
Runners will face temperatures starting at 55°F and rising to 70°F, with humidity at 66%. A headwind will be present during the first half of the race, particularly from miles 2 to 8, requiring pacing adjustments. Light rain is possible, so a light layer may be beneficial for the pre-race wait. Runners should prepare for crosswinds in the latter segments, particularly miles 13-16.
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Race Info
The Fort Worth Marathon is an annual USATF-certified race weekend held each November in Fort Worth, Texas, with a course along the Trinity River, through Overton Park and the Colonial neighborhood. The marathon, half marathon, and 20-mile race start together on Sunday; a 5K and 10K run the day before. The marathon course is flat and is a Boston Marathon qualifier, marketed by the race as the fastest flat BQ course in North Texas. Proceeds support childhood obesity prevention programs in Tarrant County schools. Source
