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What to Wear Running in Minneapolis Today

Right now in Minneapolis, MN: feels like 60°F, rain showers

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Warm · feels 60°F

Shorts and a breathable t-shirt or singlet. Stick to light, sweat-wicking fabric and skip the extra layer. Light rain in the mix, so stick with wicking layers and a brimmed cap, and leave the shell at home so you do not overheat.

The kit

  • Lightweight Running T-Shirt
  • Running Shorts (5")
  • Lightweight Running Socks
  • Daily Trainer Running Shoe
  • Running Hat with Brim
  • Wrap-Around Running Sunglasses

Feels like

60°F

Actual

60°F

Wind

12 mph

Humidity

87%

Coach tips

  • ·Warm rain: skip the shell, it traps heat like a rubber suit, so embrace getting wet in light wicking fabric.
  • ·Wet fabric in the heat means chafing, so apply anti-chafe balm and wear a brimmed cap, with no cotton anywhere.
  • ·Light colors reflect heat: wear white or light grey if possible
  • ·Consider a visor or running cap for sun protection
  • ·Hydrate before, during, and after your run. Ease your pace. Your body works harder to cool itself in the heat.

Timing

Coolest upcoming hour in Minneapolis: 11 PM (feels like 57°F). RunnersKit scores every hour across heat, wind, rain, and air quality. The app tells you before your best window opens.

Running in Minneapolis: what the weather does to your run

Minneapolis is a genuine cold-weather running town. Deep winter brings sub-zero feels-like temperatures where covering exposed skin and blocking wind are safety issues, not comfort ones. Summers, by contrast, get warm and humid, so the wardrobe swing across the year is about as wide as it gets in the US.

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RunnersKit is a convenience tool, not a substitute for your own judgment about safety and conditions. Check local forecasts and trust how you feel over any algorithm.