Recent forecasts from global and regional models, including those aligned with Taiwan's Central Weather Administration outlook, indicate a moist easterly flow and scattered showers or thunderstorms over Taipei on September 2, which typically cap afternoon maxima in the 29–32 °C range through cloud cover and evaporative cooling. This aligns with near-normal early-September climatology for the subtropical city, where high humidity and frequent convection suppress peaks. Trader consensus favoring 33–35 °C as leading outcomes reflects uncertainty in convective timing and potential model spreads that could allow brief clearing for higher readings, though heavy rain probabilities in multiple runs limit upside. Official CWA updates and next high-resolution model cycles will refine the exact maximum before resolution.