Current forecasts from meteorological models point to Shanghai's overnight low on August 10 falling in the 26–27°C range, as persistent cloud cover, elevated humidity near 80–90%, and scattered showers limit radiative cooling overnight. These conditions, typical of the East Asian summer monsoon, reduce the temperature drop after daytime highs around 28–30°C, with the boundary layer remaining relatively warm due to trapped moisture and weak winds. Minor differences between the leading outcomes hinge on precise timing of any rainfall and model variations in low-level mixing; clearer skies or stronger breezes could allow a dip toward 25°C, while thicker clouds would favor 27°C or slightly higher. Historical August minima for the period average near 26°C, providing context for the tight market clustering around these values. Updated model runs and official briefings from monitoring agencies will refine probabilities ahead of resolution.