Recent forecasts from Taiwan's Central Weather Administration and ensemble models point to a minimum temperature near 25–26°C on August 31, driven by a developing low-pressure system that is enhancing cloud cover, convection, and scattered showers across northern Taiwan. High humidity and reduced nighttime radiative cooling under overcast skies limit how far temperatures can drop, supporting the market's leading 26°C outcome at 48% implied probability while also sustaining the 42.5% chance attached to 22°C or below. Steadier easterly flow and afternoon heating keep daytime peaks near 33°C, but any localized heavy rain or clearer breaks could shift the overnight minimum by 1–2°C either way ahead of resolution.