Overview
- Race officials say all events are a go, with conditions starting at yellow and possibly moving to red later in the day, though black-flag conditions are not expected.
- Forecasts call for highs near 90 degrees Saturday and around 82 degrees Sunday, with gusty winds that could reach about 40 mph.
- More than 30,000 participants are registered across the weekend, including roughly 9,400 marathoners on Sunday.
- Upgrades include misting fans on course, added ice and fluid deliveries, more frequent water and electrolyte stations, increased on-course medical teams, and air conditioning in the finish-line medical tent.
- Organizers and experts urge proactive hydration, carbohydrate planning, lighter breathable clothing, conservative pacing, and vigilance for symptoms of heat illness, with ongoing updates provided to participants.