Persistent high-pressure ridging over North Texas continues to suppress overnight cooling in Dallas, with National Weather Service and model consensus pointing to a minimum temperature near 80°F on September 15 under clear skies and light southerly flow. Dew points in the upper 60s to low 70s limit radiational cooling, while the ongoing dry spell—now at 59 consecutive days without measurable rain at DFW—maintains elevated surface temperatures. This setup favors the market's higher bins around 78–85°F, though traders weigh the slim possibility of a slightly stronger nocturnal inversion or minor model shift that could nudge readings into the mid-70s. A distant cold front remains too far out to influence tomorrow's low, keeping forecast confidence high for warm conditions relative to September climatology.