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Marathons Adapt to Rising Heat | Durham News
As climate change turns marathons into survival challenges, iconic races are scrambling to adapt—shifting dates, starting earlier, or even shortening courses to keep runners alive. The Twin Cities Marathon, after canceling in 2023 due to scorching heat, is moving its October race to later in the month, preferring chilly snow over deadly heat. Other events like the Sioux Falls Marathon have already pivoted from August to September. With studies warning that by 2045, many U.S. marathons may no longer have safe running temperatures, organizers face a brutal choice: honor tradition—or prioritize…
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