Running a road race across the Pell Bridge in Newport in mid-November is a risky proposition, especially when the race starts at 6:30 am. For the second consecutive year, however, the weather looks like it will really cooperate with one of the most unique road races in the Northeast. After a wild stretch of weather that brought a hurricane and Nor’easter less than ten days apart, we are going to be in a well-deserved lull in the action on Sunday, and that means a beautiful morning to run.
Here is the detailed forecast for the race. See you there!
[threecol_one]5 AM
45°
Catch the shuttle to Jamestown
Partly to mostly cloudy.
Cool, but not too chilly.
Wind: SSE 5-10 mph
[/threecol_one][threecol_one]6:30 AM
46°
Race time!
Partly to mostly cloudy.
Sunrise: 6:31 am
Wind: SSE 10-20 mph
(at the top of the bridge)
8 AM
49°
Congratulations!
Partly sunny.
Not too cool.
Wind: SSE 5-15 mph
[/threecol_one_last] [hr] Right Weather is proud to be the weather forecast sponsor of the Citizens Bank Pell Bridge Run sponsored by Newport Hospital.If you aren’t registered for the Pell Bridge Run, there are some other great road races this month. Right Weather is happy to announce weather forecast sponsorship of the Newport Fed Pie Run on Thanksgiving Day, and the St. Luke’s School 13th Annual Trot Off Your Turkey 5K/1.5 Mile race on Saturday, November 24, 2012. Look for detailed forecasts for those events on rightweather.net.
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