Texas City Half Marathon

Texas City, TX, USA · December 5, 2026·
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Texas City Half Marathon race day weather

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59°at start
61° high
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Steady temps, crosswind challenge

Runners will face consistent temperatures around 59°F throughout the race, with a max wind of 12 mph from the NE creating crosswinds for the first 13 miles and a headwind in Mile 14. With humidity at 80%, it's advisable to maintain a conservative pace initially to manage the conditions. Hydration will be key, especially with the dew point at 53°F, suggesting a need for refreshing fluids during the race.

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Texas City Half Marathon route and elevation

The Texas City Half Marathon course has about 36 ft (11 m) of climbing and 36 ft (11 m) of descent, and finishes near the elevation it starts. It is flatter than 73% of the half marathon courses racecast.io has mapped, measured by what the hills cost in time. It has no steep miles: no mile climbs more than 20 ft (6 m).

What the hills cost

The hills change finish times by less than 0.2% here, under half a minute for a 2:00 runner.

Hills only, priced mile by mile on the course map. The pace calculator above adds the race-day weather.

Even-effort splits for a 1:45, 2:00 or 2:15 finish
The Texas City Half Marathon mile splits at even effort for three finish times, with each mile's climb and descent
MileClimbDescent1:452:002:15
115 ft19 ft7:589:0710:15
23 ft0 ft8:029:1010:19
30 ft4 ft7:599:0710:16
44 ft2 ft8:019:1010:18
50 ft1 ft7:599:0810:17
62 ft2 ft8:009:0910:17
71 ft0 ft8:019:0910:18
80 ft0 ft7:599:0810:17
90 ft0 ft8:009:0810:17
100 ft2 ft8:009:0810:16
1118 ft0 ft8:099:1910:28
127 ft23 ft7:569:0410:13
139 ft7 ft8:019:1010:18
Last 0.13 ft0 ft0:551:031:11

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About the Texas City Half Marathon

The Texas City Half Marathon is held in early December in Texas City, Texas, with all courses on roads closed to traffic. The half marathon starts on Dike Road in front of Rainbow Park, follows about 11 miles along Galveston Bay on the Texas City Dike, then spends the last two miles in Rainbow Park and finishes beside the gazebo. The course is flat, with 39 feet of total gain by the race's count. The 2025 course records are 1:20:49 for men (Hayden Lightfoot) and 1:28:42 for women (Emma Elhalaby), and a 10K, 5K and one-mile run share the morning.

Race weekend

Saturday, December 5
7:00 AMHalf Marathon (13.1 mi)
7:00 AM10K (6.2 mi)7:15 AM5K (3.1 mi)10:00 AMThe Mile (1.0 mi)

Texas City Half Marathon FAQ

When is the 2026 Texas City Half Marathon?

The 2026 Texas City Half Marathon will be held on Saturday December 5, 2026.

What is the time limit for the Texas City Half Marathon?

The time limit for the Texas City Half Marathon is 3.5 hours.

What will the weather be like for the 2026 Texas City Half Marathon?

The forecast calls for a high of 65°F and a low of 58°F with a 12% chance of rain.

What is the elevation gain of the Texas City Half Marathon?

The Texas City Half Marathon course has about 36 ft (11 m) of climbing and 36 ft (11 m) of descent, and finishes near the elevation it starts.

Is the Texas City Half Marathon flat?

Yes. It has about 3 ft (1 m) of climbing per mile, and no mile climbs more than 20 ft (6 m). The hills change finish times by less than 0.2% here, under half a minute for a 2:00 runner. It is flatter than 73% of the half marathon courses racecast.io has mapped, measured by what the hills cost in time.

Texas City Half Marathon weather history

Based on 1 years of data
Avg Temp
53°F
L:52° H:55°
RunScore
9
Conditions
Rain Freq
100%
1 of 1 yrs
Wind5mph
Dew51°F

Temperature History

Range of temperatures during race hours for each year.

Detailed History

YearConditionsLow / HighRainScoreResults
2025
rain
52°/55°Light
9