NWS forecasts for Los Angeles International Airport (KLAX), the likely resolution source, currently project a high near 77–78°F on August 6 amid persistent onshore flow and a strengthening marine layer that delivers patchy morning fog followed by partial afternoon clearing. This coastal moderation, typical for the LA basin in early August, limits daytime heating compared to inland valleys while sea breezes and low-level stratus keep readings clustered in the upper 70s. Trader odds reflect tight uncertainty between the 76–77°F and 78–79°F bins because small shifts in wind direction, marine layer depth, or model timing of clearing could easily tip the daily maximum across the 78°F threshold. Historical climatology shows LAX August highs average around 76–78°F, providing a stable baseline against which current guidance shows only modest deviation. Updated NWS model runs and afternoon forecast discussions tomorrow morning will likely drive the final resolution.