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Every Woman's Marathon weather

February 28, 2027 · New Orleans, LA · traditional start around 7:00 AM (America/Chicago) — not yet confirmed for 2027. A curated read on this edition's venue — and a live start-time read once the race confirms its schedule and race week arrives.

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186 days to race day

The live race-day forecast unlocks 180 days from now, when February 28, 2027 enters the 7-day forecast window. Until then, live hourly data is not available; the weather note below covers what's known about this edition's host city.

The 2027 start time hasn't been published yet — the 7:00 AM start shown here is carried from a previous edition. We'll switch on the live start-time read when the race posts its schedule.

Race-morning weather history

CITY-DEPENDENT — the two prior editions were mid-November races in Savannah and Scottsdale and carry no signal for New Orleans in late February, so this page shows no past-edition history. The late-February New Orleans slot is high-variance (average high 79F against average low 45F; recent comparable mornings ~58F, humid, rain). The Every Woman's Marathon changes host city each edition, so Wyndo does not show past-edition history here — another city's race mornings would mislead. Wyndo reads the live forecast for this edition's start once the race confirms its schedule and race week arrives.

The Every Woman's Marathon changes host city each edition, so past editions ran in other cities — their race mornings say nothing about this venue, and a year-by-year table would put the race in the wrong city's weather. We don't show one. The note above carries what's known about this edition's venue and calendar slot.

Your heat-adjusted goal for the marathon

The same cited model as the full calculator, pointed at this race: this event changes host city each edition, so there's no history-based start-hour estimate — enter expected conditions in the full calculator.

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Race facts

Start line
Champion's Square, adjacent to the Caesars Superdome — point-to-point finishing in City Park. APPROXIMATE (OSM relation centroid; exact start banner unpublished). EDITION-SPECIFIC — never reuse a prior edition's start line for this event.
Traditional start (not confirmed for 2027)
7:00 AM (America/Chicago) — Carried from the 2025 Scottsdale edition (7:00 AM MST; also matches 2024 Savannah). No 2027 New Orleans race-morning schedule published — the official FAQ says start-line details 'will be communicated soon'; the RunSignUp listing's 7:00 AM CST is an event window (7:00-4:00 against an 8-hour limit), corroboration not confirmation. No corrals/waves/wheelchair gun published for any edition; an 'Adaptive Athletes' program exists.
Field size
Marathon finishers, 2025 SCOTTSDALE edition, per FindMyMarathon (aggregator; the organizer's release says 'over 4,000 in-person' plus 26,000 VIRTUAL Strava completions — never add those). A prior-city edition: demand signal, not this course.
Registration
open (RunSignup, tiered to $170; age 18+; women-centered 'for women, by women'; no podium or place awards; USATF-certified, Boston qualifier)

Wyndo is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Every Woman's Marathon (officially the "Every Woman's Marathon, powered by Team Milk") or its organizers. Race names are used descriptively to identify the event; schedules and start times belong to the race — always confirm details on the official site. Weather guidance here is informational, never medical advice, and event alert flags on race day belong to the race's own medical team.