Recent National Weather Service and private model guidance for Denver points to an overnight minimum on September 1 in the upper 50s to mid-60s °F under partly cloudy skies and light winds, creating tight clustering around the 60–64 °F bins. Trader consensus remains diffuse because small differences in cloud cover, dew-point depression, and downslope wind strength can alter radiative cooling rates by several degrees at Denver’s mile-high elevation. Clear, dry air promotes stronger longwave heat loss and deeper nocturnal drops, while residual moisture from recent thunderstorm activity or increased low-level mixing tends to keep readings higher. With resolution imminent, the next 24–48 hours of updated model runs and official forecasts will likely sharpen the distribution across these closely matched outcomes.