Recent forecasts from multiple meteorological services indicate Tel Aviv's minimum temperature on August 30 will likely fall in the 25–26°C range, driven by overnight sea breezes from the Mediterranean, partial cloud cover, and light drizzle associated with an unusual late-summer rain system crossing the region. This setup moderates radiative cooling compared to clear nights, keeping lows above the long-term August average of roughly 24°C while preventing extremes. Trader sentiment remains split because small shifts in timing of any showers or wind strength could nudge the recorded low by 1–2°C, creating genuine uncertainty around specific thresholds near 25°C. Updated model runs and official Israel Meteorological Service guidance expected overnight will provide the next key data point ahead of market resolution.