There are four main weather factors to consider: heat, wind, dew point and sun.
Heat is on the high side, which is sub optimal, but won't be terrible.
Sun is looking like it is going to be out, which is great from a "nice day" perspective, but imperfect because it intensifies the feeling of the heat. Thankfully, the heat won't be terrible to start with.
Wind is going to be manageable at less than 10 mph, and at that speed, it might actually have a decent cooling effect.
Dew point (a calculation based on heat and humidity) is really probably the biggest single factor, and you are looking at dew points below 55 the entirety of the race. Dew points under 55 are generally considered to mean that there is no impact on performance.
Some suggest looking at the combined dew point and temp. At 10:00, that combined number is forecasted to be just under 120 and at 11:00 it is forecasted to be 123.
Looking at it that way, we are looking at less than a 1% adjustment to times, and that assumes that you are not heat adapted.
Sure, the direct sun might add some challenges there, but the wind will offset that some by allowing for more cooling.
All in all, while it is not ideal, performance shouldn't be impacted too much., if at all.
http://maximumperformancerunning.blogspot.com/2013/07/temperature-dew-point.html