clear skies.
“the clothes are going to get wet, and then you’re basically going to get stuck running with wet clothes, and that can be worse,” he said.
but if you have a hat, he said, that could be helpful. after all, no one wants to run with rain in their eyes.
and one more from the boston athletic association: make a post-race plan.
the body temperature of runners drops when they stop running.
though the baa will have materials to help runners keep warm and a medical team available, creating a plan beforehand — where will you exit the race? where will you meet family or friends? — is the best way to be 