Recent forecasts from official monitoring agencies point to a daily maximum near 10–11°C in Buenos Aires on June 14, driven by a cooler-than-average air mass and post-frontal subsidence typical of mid-winter in the Southern Hemisphere. June climatology shows mean highs of 14–15°C, yet model consensus and recent observations indicate suppressed temperatures from northerly flow shifting to a more stable southerly regime, limiting daytime warming. Hourly data through midday on the 14th show readings climbing only to 9–10°C under partly cloudy skies, aligning with the market’s heavy weighting toward the 10–11°C outcomes. Upcoming afternoon observations from the Aeroparque station will determine final resolution, with little potential for significant rebound given the established synoptic pattern.