St. George Marathon
Race Day Weather
Warm afternoon, adjust pace early
Runners will face a temperature increase from 60°F at the start to 82°F by the finish, creating a challenging warm-weather scenario. A steady headwind will persist from miles 7 to 26, making those later segments tough. With humidity at a comfortable 32%, hydration will be essential, especially during the warmer afternoon. Adjusting pacing strategies early on is recommended to manage fatigue during the heat.
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The St. George Marathon is an annual marathon sporting event hosted by the city of St. George, Utah on the first Saturday in October. The first race run was in November 1977. It was originated and organized in just a few months by Sherm Miller, who worked for the Parks and Recreation Department of St. George City. It is currently the 13th largest marathon in the United States of America. Wikipedia
Course Map
Historical Weather
Temperature History
Range of temperatures during race hours for each year.
