Recent forecasts from the National Weather Service and major models indicate Austin overnight lows around 64°F on October 6 under clear skies and light northeast winds following a frontal passage. Northerly flow has lowered dew points, promoting radiative cooling overnight while suppressing cloud cover that could otherwise trap heat. This aligns with typical early October climatology near 61°F average lows but sits well above the 57°F threshold and far below 76°F. Model consensus shows minimal day-to-day variability through midweek, with high pressure dominating and limiting both cold-air advection and significant warming. Traders appear balanced between the extremes amid slight uncertainty in exact minimum timing and microscale variations.