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AccuWeather expects New York City Marathon runners to face one of the warmest races in the past 10 years on Sunday, November 1. AccuWeather forecasts mostly sunny skies and light winds along the 26.2-mile route through all five boroughs. Early groups should start near 50 degrees, with temperatures rising to near 60 by midday. If the afternoon high reaches 63 degrees, it would rank third-highest for a marathon day in the past decade, with conditions relevant to runners and spectators.
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00:00Sunday's New York City Marathon is shaping up as one of the warmest in 10 years.
00:04AccuWeather forecasts mostly sunny skies and light winds along the 26.2-mile course.
00:10The race starts on Staten Island and wins through Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.
00:14It finishes in Manhattan.
00:16Early runners should see temperatures near 50 degrees.
00:19Readings climb to near 60 by midday.
00:21The afternoon high is forecast to reach 63 degrees.
00:25If that happens, it would be the third-highest Marathon Day temperature of the past decade.
00:30AccuWeather says the wind should be light enough that it won't affect runners much.
00:35Sunshine could make it feel a degree or two warmer than the thermometer reads.
00:38That is far cooler than 2022, when Central Park reached 75 degrees.
00:44Forecasters expect pleasant conditions for runners and spectators along the road on Sunday, November 1st.
00:50Disclosure.
00:50This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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