Current forecast models indicate an overnight minimum near 24–26°C for Tel Aviv on September 1, driven by typical early-September Mediterranean conditions: clear skies promoting radiative cooling after sunset, moderate northwest winds limiting advection of cooler air, and sea surface temperatures around 29°C moderating coastal lows. Recent stability under persistent high pressure has kept conditions dry and near seasonal averages, with no incoming fronts or significant cloud cover to alter nocturnal heat loss. Trader balance between the 19°C-or-below and 29°C-or-higher binaries reflects model uncertainty in exact minimums, as small shifts in wind speed, humidity, or boundary-layer mixing—common in short-range coastal forecasts—can swing the overnight low by 2–3°C. Updated runs from agencies like the Israel Meteorological Service will refine resolution criteria ahead of the 24-hour observation window.