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Queens 10K weather

June 19, 2027 · Queens, NY · traditional start around 7:45 AM (America/New_York) — not yet confirmed for 2027. What the start usually feels like, year by year — and a live start-time read once the race confirms its schedule and race week arrives.

Countdown

295 days to race day

The live race-day forecast unlocks 289 days from now, when June 19, 2027 enters the 7-day forecast window. Until then, live hourly data is not available; the history below shows what race morning usually looks like.

The 2027 schedule hasn't been published yet — both the date and start time shown here are carried from earlier editions and aggregators. We'll switch on the live start-time read when the race posts its schedule.

Typical start temp

68°F

median of 3 years

A warm year

69°F

75th percentile start temp

Rain at the start

33%

1 of 3 measured years

Race-morning weather history

Mid-June Queens: warm, humid, can be hot by the 7:45 start on an exposed park loop — typical-climate, UNVERIFIED; ERA5 supplies actuals. No cancellations found in checked sources (not exhaustive); backfill only the sourced dates given the floating slot. Wyndo tracks what past editions of the race actually served up at the start hour — temperature, dew point, wind, and rain, and reads the live forecast for the start once the race confirms its schedule and race week arrives.

Median start temp

68°F

p75 (a warm year): 69°F

Median dew point

59°F

at the start hour

Rain at the start

33%

1 of 3 measured years

Warmest start

69°F

in 2026

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Start-hour weather by year for the Queens 10K's past editions
YearStart tempDew pointWindPrecip (start hr)Day's high
202669°F51°F13 mphdry82°F
202564°F59°F10 mph1.0 mm67°F
202468°F62°F11 mphdry79°F

Each row is the weather at a real past edition's date and this race's current start hour (ERA5 reanalysis at the start line).

Your heat-adjusted goal for the 10k

The same cited model as the full calculator, pointed at this race: the median start-hour conditions this calendar slot has served up — climatology, not a forecast.

Pace unit

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Race facts

Start line
Start and finish in Flushing Meadows Corona Park near the Fountain of the Planets (NYRR: "starts and finishes ... near the Fountain of the Planets"), a loop past the Unisphere and Queens Museum. Coordinate is the Fountain of the Planets geocode — the start arch sits on the adjacent park road, approximate to ~100–200 m.
Traditional start (not confirmed for 2027)
7:45 AM (America/New_York) — Mass start 07:45 AM. NYRR 2026 event-page JSON-LD startDate 2026-06-20T11:45:00Z (=07:45 EDT); multi-wave/corral release by predicted pace. Adaptive (handcycle/wheelchair) welcomed at Flushing Meadows races; exact adaptive gun not captured.
Field size
FINISHERS, 2025: "nearly 11,000 finishers" (Sat Jun 14 2025), per NYRR/press [search-surfaced]. 2026 SOLD OUT at ~12,000 adult registrants (NYRR 2026-06-15 PR); ABC7's "more than 13,000" figure folds in ~1,000 youth in the accompanying Flushing Meadows Kids Run — do not treat 13,000 as 10K finishers. 2024 was 10,000 runners.
Registration
open (NYRR online registration; sells out — 2026 sold out. NOT a lottery).

Wyndo is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Queens 10K (officially the "Citizens Queens 10K") 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.