Official temperature observations from Houston's primary National Weather Service station recorded a daily maximum of 90-91°F on October 14, locking in the market's unanimous 100% consensus on that outcome. This aligns with early October climatology for the region, where highs typically peak in the upper 80s to low 90s under the influence of a subtropical high-pressure ridge that limited cloud cover and moisture influx. Model guidance from the prior days showed minimal spread around this range, with no significant frontal passages or tropical moisture to alter the thermal profile. Resolution now hinges on finalized NOAA data, though post-analysis adjustments remain possible but historically rare for this station and threshold.