IronHike Series - Fall '26
Race-specific weather data and nutrition strategy for IronHike Series - Fall '26 in Mohawk Mtn Ski Area, Cornwall, CT, US.
Race Location41.84°, -73.32°
Race-Day Conditions
55–74°F range
63–89% range
5-year average via Open-Meteo. 80% of race days fall within the range shown. Updated Mar 30, 2026.
Favorable temperature range
Typical race-day temperature of 66°F is in the optimal range for performance. Standard fueling and hydration targets apply.
High humidity conditions
Humidity averaging 78% combined with warm temperatures impairs sweat evaporation. Your body works harder to cool itself. Reduce intensity expectations and increase fluid intake.
Gut fatigue management
For races lasting 6+ hours, gut absorption efficiency decreases over time. Plan to reduce carb intake by 10-15% after hour 6 and shift toward easily digestible sources like gels and simple sugars.
Sample Ultra 100K Nutrition Plan
Based on a 155 lb runner finishing in ~14 hours. Your plan will differ based on body weight, experience, and conditions.
| Hour | Carbs | Fluid | Sodium | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hours 1–3 | 180g | 52oz | 1400mg | Gels + sports drink |
| Hours 4–7 | 240g | 68oz | 2000mg | Mix of gels, chews, real food |
| Hours 8–10 | 150g | 48oz | 1500mg | Broth, PB sandwich, gels |
| Hours 11–14 | 180g | 56oz | 1600mg | Whatever stays down + cola |
| Total | 750g | 224oz | 6500mg |
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What to Expect at IronHike Series - Fall '26
IronHike Series - Fall '26 is a Ultra 100K (62.1 mi) ultra 100k held in Mohawk Mtn Ski Area, Cornwall, CT, US. Based on 5 years of historical weather data, athletes can expect median race-day temperatures around 66°F.
Temperatures at IronHike Series - Fall '26 typically range from 55°F to 74°F. This falls in the favorable range for endurance performance. Standard fueling and hydration targets should work well, though individual sweat rates still vary — a sweat test gives the most accurate picture. Humidity is also a factor here, with levels reaching 89% on warmer days. High humidity impairs sweat evaporation — your body's primary cooling mechanism — so perceived effort rises even when temperatures look manageable on paper.
Ultra-distance racing demands a flexible nutrition strategy. Gut absorption efficiency declines over many hours, so plan for variety — alternating between gels, chews, real food, and liquids helps prevent flavor fatigue and GI rebellion. Many ultra runners find that what works at hour 3 is intolerable by hour 10. Build your plan with options, not rigid prescriptions.
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Fueling and hydration suggestions are based on published sports science research including ACSM position stands, ISSN guidelines, and peer-reviewed work by Jeukendrup, Sawka, and others. This is not medical or dietary advice — individual needs vary. Always test your nutrition strategy in training before race day.
Recommended Reading
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Why You Keep Getting Stomach Problems During Races (And How to Fix It)
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What to Eat the Morning Before a Race: A Pre-Race Breakfast Guide
How to Adjust Your Race Nutrition Plan for Hot Weather
Gut Training for Endurance Athletes: How to Train Your Stomach Before Race Day
How to Calculate Your Sweat Rate for Race Day
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