Recent National Weather Service forecasts indicate marine layer stratus and fog will limit morning heating along the Los Angeles coast before clearing to sunny skies on August 30, supporting highs primarily in the low-to-mid 80s at representative stations such as LAX (near 81°F) and downtown (near 88°F). A weakening upper ridge and incoming Pacific trough have driven the post-heat-wave cooling trend, keeping afternoon temperatures several degrees below recent peaks while southwest winds remain moderate. Official guidance shows low precipitation chances and typical late-August marine influence, narrowing the likely range for the daily maximum and aligning trader consensus around 80–83°F. Updated model runs and NWS briefings through the morning of the 30th will provide the final data for market resolution.