Recent forecast models indicate a transition from hot easterly berg winds yielding September highs near 31°C to cooler northwesterly flow and increased cloud cover on October 1, moderating daytime maxima. Official guidance from sources like GFS and local agencies clusters expected highs around 21–25°C, consistent with early-October climatology near 20–22°C, though timing of the wind shift and cloud thickness introduce spread across model runs. This uncertainty, combined with limited precipitation risk, supports the market's tight distribution across 20–27°C outcomes as traders weigh the balance between residual warmth and maritime cooling.