Temp: 40 F, sunny
Wind: Minimal
Precip./Humid: None/moderately low
Terrain: Rolling hills
Distance: 4 miles
Wore: Nike running shorts, two light-weight, long-sleeve Road Runner technical tops (layered), NYC marathon gloves, Asics brimless hat that covered ears, standard sports bra (the cropped kind, not full body).
Did it work: Mostly yes. Traveling, I didn't have a running jacket, so I had to double up my two running shirts. I was a little colder than I like to be when I started, but running into the sun and up a hill within the first half mile brought my body to a comfy running temperature. My legs were red from the cold by the time I got home, but working fine.
Other notes: Nashville's river walk is a great running path. It's well marked and attractive in an urban/warehousey sort of way. However, it doesn't have any water fountains, so BYOB.
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There's no such thing as weather you can't run in. You just have to dress for it. To run or not to run is up to you. Knowing what to wear running for your weather might help make up your mind.
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