Yuma Territorial Marathon
Yuma Territorial Marathon race day weather
Cool start, warming finish
Runners will face a temperature rise from 50°F at the start to 63°F at the finish. With light wind from the north, conditions should feel comfortable throughout. Humidity is low at 40%, allowing for a steady pace without hydration concerns. A conservative start is advisable to adjust to the day’s warming trend.
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About the Yuma Territorial Marathon
The Yuma Territorial Marathon is held in late January in Somerton, Arizona, with a half marathon, a 10K and a four-person team relay on the same morning. The USATF-certified course is an out-and-back on the shoulder of U.S. Highway 95 that starts and finishes at the Cocopah Casino & Resort, passes through Somerton and Gadsden, and turns around at the San Luis city limits for the full marathon. It descends about 74 feet in the opening miles and climbs the same amount back before the finish. The race is a Boston Marathon qualifier and is organized by Caballeros de Yuma.