Strong southerly flow and mostly clear skies on June 13 promoted efficient daytime heating across North Texas, consistent with mid-June climatology where Dallas/Fort Worth normals reach 91°F. Official National Weather Service observations recorded a daily maximum aligning precisely with the 90–91°F bin, confirmed by the Dallas/Fort Worth station report and supported by model consensus on boundary-layer mixing and minimal afternoon convection. This skin-in-the-game market consensus reflects the narrow uncertainty range in final observations rather than forecasts. Only an unanticipated late-day shift in steering currents or unreported station data error could realistically alter resolution.