Forecast models from the Turkish State Meteorological Service and European ensembles indicate a moderating high-pressure ridge over central Anatolia, limiting daytime heating and favoring maximum temperatures near 19–20 °C in Ankara tomorrow. With the city at roughly 890 m elevation on the Anatolian plateau, surface energy budgets will be further tempered by expected afternoon cloud cover and light northerly advection of cooler maritime air. This setup keeps the 19 °C outcome the narrow market leader at 38.5 % while the 18 °C and 21 °C brackets remain viable depending on the exact timing of any clearing. Historical mid-May averages of 21–22 °C provide context, yet the current synoptic pattern has shifted probabilities toward the lower end of that range, with final resolution hinging on the 12:00 local observation at Esenboğa Airport.