Recent forecasts from meteorological agencies indicate a high of around 14°C in Buenos Aires on August 17, driven by the arrival of a southwest cold front that is shifting winds southerly and producing overcast skies with a moderate breeze. This winter pattern in the Southern Hemisphere typically yields August daytime maxima near 15–17°C, but the frontal passage is suppressing temperatures slightly below seasonal averages while limiting daytime warming. Model consensus supports a narrow range centered on 13–15°C, with limited variability expected due to persistent cloud cover. Traders have priced 14°C as the modal outcome, reflecting these conditions, though minor shifts in front timing or local observations could adjust the exact maximum recorded by official stations.