Recent forecasts from Chinese meteorological agencies and international models indicate that incoming cloud cover and scattered showers or thunderstorms on August 29 will limit peak solar heating in Wuhan, shifting the daily maximum downward from the 36–38°C readings observed earlier in the week. Northerly winds associated with the approaching typhoon trough are expected to enhance mixing and moisture, further moderating temperatures while raising precipitation probabilities above 40% in several ensembles. This positions 32–33°C as the most probable range, with lower odds for 34°C if convection remains isolated and higher uncertainty around 31°C if rainfall arrives earlier or is more widespread. Updated model runs and official bulletins from the China Meteorological Administration in the next 24 hours will refine these thresholds.