Organisers aim to break fundraising world record for 12th consecutive year as forecasters say race could be hottest ever Organisers of the London Marathon are hoping to break participation and fundraising records, despite predictions that Sunday's race could be one of the hottest ever. Weather forecasts for raceday have varied from 21C to 23C. The marathon's previous record temperature was 22.2C, an unusually high temperature for April.
Organisers aim to break fundraising world record for 12th consecutive year as forecasters say race could be hottest ever Organisers of the London Marathon are hoping to break participation and fundraising records, despite predictions that Sunday's race could be one of the hottest ever. Weather forecasts for raceday have varied from 21C to 23C. The marathon's previous record temperature was 22.2C, an unusually high temperature for April.
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