Boston Marathon runners and spectators can look forward to sunny and mild weather on Marathon Monday, with temperatures expected to be in the mid to upper 50s at the starting line in Hopkinton. National Weather Service meteorologist Kevin Cadima predicts a slight warming trend throughout the day, but a sea breeze in Boston will keep temperatures cool for the finish line. Meteorologists like Ken Mahan and David Williams are also forecasting calm winds and plenty of sunshine for the event. The weather outlook is optimistic, with no chance of rain expected. Overall, it appears to be a great day for running or watching the race. Spectators may find the temperatures slightly cool, but professional runners should have mostly comfortable conditions to compete in. With a sea breeze expected at the finish line, the weather is shaping up to be ideal for the Boston Marathon.
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