Persistent heatwave conditions across South Korea, driven by strong high-pressure systems and elevated humidity, are keeping overnight lows elevated, with Korea Meteorological Administration forecasts projecting morning minimum temperatures of 24–27°C for the Seoul-Incheon area on August 3. Recent model runs and KMA updates show little relief from tropical-night patterns (lows at or above 25°C), consistent with the ongoing advisory through early August and historical late-summer climatology. This consensus concentrates trader focus on the 25–27°C outcomes, though small forecast revisions from additional model runs or localized cloud/rain effects could shift probabilities within that narrow band before resolution.