Recent National Weather Service forecasts for Miami point to an overnight low near 80°F on October 16, driven by persistent easterly flow, elevated sea-surface temperatures in the Gulf Stream, and high dew points that limit radiational cooling overnight. Model consensus shows only modest overnight drops amid partly cloudy skies and possible scattered showers, keeping minimums in the upper 70s to low 80s—well above the mid-October climatological average of about 74°F. Trader emphasis on the 78–81°F range reflects these warm, humid conditions with minimal cold-air advection expected before resolution, though any unexpected clearing or wind shift could allow slightly lower readings. Updated NWS model runs and local observations will refine the exact minimum ahead of market close.