Recent forecast models from the Korea Meteorological Administration and international sources indicate typical midsummer conditions for Seoul and Incheon on August 2, with overnight lows centered around 25–27°C under the influence of the North Pacific High. Persistent high humidity and cloud cover limit radiative cooling, keeping minimum temperatures from dropping below seasonal baselines near 24°C. Ensemble guidance shows limited variability, positioning 26°C as the most probable outcome with 27°C a close alternative if daytime heating lingers longer into the night. No incoming fronts or tropical systems are expected to alter the pattern before resolution, though updated KMA short-range forecasts could refine the exact minimum.