Anyone heading to Boston should keep an eye out for the weather. There is a strong possibility that instead of the 50's and 60's it could be in the 78-80 degree range by race time. I'm certainly not a meteorologist, but a friend of mine from Boston told me that this is being discussed on the local weather up there, and accuweather.com confirms the possibility.
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Anyone heading to Boston should keep an eye out for the weather. There is a strong possibility that instead of the 50's and 60's it could be in the 78-80 degree range by race time. I'm certainly not a meteorologist, but a friend of mine from Boston told me that this is being discussed on the local weather up there, and accuweather.com confirms the possibility.
Damn.
My feelings exactly. Weather Channel says 63 but we know how reliable forecasts are. If the 78-80 comes true, I'll be a spectator and I won't ask for a deferral. My Marathon career will be over. Why couldn't Spring wait a few more days?
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Anyone heading to Boston should keep an eye out for the weather. There is a strong possibility that instead of the 50's and 60's it could be in the 78-80 degree range by race time. I'm certainly not a meteorologist, but a friend of mine from Boston told me that this is being discussed on the local weather up there, and accuweather.com confirms the possibility.
There's clearly a large warm front rapidly moving east. The Toronto area is also supposed to be very, very warm by Monday.
cheers, -- David (in Hamilton, ON) www.allfalldown.org "The most insecure people are the ones you see, putting other people down constantly."
Yea. I hear ya! I am heading out tomorrow for Boston. After training in the sleet and snow all winter long, 80 is going to be insane. My time goals will have to be severely scaled back. I feel worse for my wife (her first and probably only time). She trained very hard all winter long and now this! Why can't they have it in the morning like every other marathon? This would largely eliminate this problem this early in the spring.
I have my reservations and my bags are packed so I am still going to do it.
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Anyone heading to Boston should keep an eye out for the weather. There is a strong possibility that instead of the 50's and 60's it could be in the 78-80 degree range by race time. I'm certainly not a meteorologist, but a friend of mine from Boston told me that this is being discussed on the local weather up there, and accuweather.com confirms the possibility.
Damn.
I live in Boston. My favorite meteorologist has been saying we could break a record high of 87 on Monday. He's been calling for 88F for two days now. Good luck.