Silver Moon Race: Kings River
Race-specific weather data and nutrition strategy for Silver Moon Race: Kings River in Reedley, CA, US.
Race Location36.60°, -119.45°
Race-Day Conditions
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Live forecast via Open-Meteo. Updated daily. Historical avg: 58–82°F, 47–75% humidity.
Moderate heat risk
Temperatures may reach 82°F. Plan for 10-15% higher sweat rates than cool conditions. Ensure adequate sodium intake (600-900 mg/hr) and consider pre-cooling strategies.
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 100 Mile Nutrition Plan
Based on a 155 lb runner finishing in ~24 hours. Your plan will differ based on body weight, experience, and conditions.
| Hour | Carbs | Fluid | Sodium | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hours 1–6 | 360g | 110oz | 3000mg | Gels, chews, drink mix |
| Hours 7–12 | 300g | 106oz | 3000mg | Real food rotation + gels |
| Hours 13–18 | 240g | 92oz | 2400mg | Broth, potatoes, cola, gels |
| Hours 19–24 | 200g | 79oz | 2000mg | Whatever works + caffeine |
| Total | 1100g | 387oz | 10400mg |
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What to Expect at Silver Moon Race: Kings River
Silver Moon Race: Kings River is a Ultra 100 Mile ultra 100 mile held in Reedley, CA, US. Based on 5 years of historical weather data, athletes can expect median race-day temperatures around 75°F.
Temperatures at Silver Moon Race: Kings River typically range from 58°F to 82°F. The upper end of that range crosses into moderate heat risk. While not extreme, sweat rates will be elevated and athletes who under-fuel on sodium or fluids may feel it in the later miles. A dialed-in hydration plan makes a real difference here. Humidity is also a factor here, with levels reaching 75% 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
Caffeine Timing for Endurance Races: When and How Much to Take
Why You Keep Getting Stomach Problems During Races (And How to Fix It)
How Much Sodium Do You Need Per Hour During an Endurance Race?
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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