Current forecast models from multiple sources indicate Beijing's overnight low on August 24 will likely settle in the 23–26°C range, driven by residual summer warmth, moderate humidity near 60–80%, and limited radiative cooling under partly cloudy skies with scattered showers. These conditions reduce the typical diurnal drop compared to clearer nights, while light winds (under 10 km/h) and urban heat retention further support minima above the historical 20.7°C average. Trader consensus clusters tightly around 22–24°C because ensemble runs show minor divergences in cloud timing and precipitation onset that could shift the exact low by 1–2°C; stronger overnight clearing or drier air would favor the lower end, whereas persistent moisture pushes toward 25°C or above. Upcoming model updates and local observations will refine resolution criteria.