Recent forecasts from major meteorological sources, including the Turkish State Meteorological Service and global models, indicate Ankara's August 10 high will most likely reach 30–31°C under clear skies, light northeasterly winds, and typical late-summer subsidence. This aligns with the city's continental climate, where August daytime maxima average near 30–32°C amid dry conditions and minimal cloud cover. Ensemble guidance shows limited spread, with only modest potential for 32°C if daytime heating exceeds expectations or slight cooling to 29–30°C if boundary-layer moisture increases. The market's heavy weighting toward 30–31°C reflects this model consensus and the absence of anomalous heat or frontal systems in the latest runs, though small revisions remain possible ahead of final observations.