Trader consensus clusters around 70–73°F for San Francisco’s June 14 high, reflecting model agreement on a typical early-summer pattern moderated by the Pacific marine layer. Persistent onshore flow and low clouds or fog are expected to limit daytime heating, keeping readings near or slightly above the long-term June average of 66–70°F. Recent easing of an interior heat episode has reinforced cooler marine air advection, while forecast guidance shows only modest warming if the marine layer thins by afternoon. Key variables differentiating the leading bins include exact fog-burn-off timing, wind strength, and any micro-climate differences across official reporting sites; these uncertainties keep the two closest outcomes nearly even in probability. Updated National Weather Service and NOAA model runs later today will likely refine the final maximum.