Persistent late-summer heat across Southeast Texas, with no significant frontal passage expected before September 1, supports overnight lows in the upper 70s. Official National Weather Service and model guidance through August 30 indicate highs near 95–100°F and lows of 77–80°F for the date, consistent with climatological norms where early September minima average around 75°F but remain elevated under humid, partly cloudy conditions. A weak Gulf low-pressure area is introducing modest moisture and afternoon storm chances (30–50%), which could limit nocturnal radiative cooling and nudge the daily minimum slightly higher toward 79–81°F. Trader consensus clusters tightly around these ranges because ensemble forecasts show limited day-to-day variability and no strong cooling signals in the 48-hour window. Resolution hinges on the official Houston Intercontinental Airport observation for the calendar-day minimum.