Recent official forecasts from the China Meteorological Administration and ensemble models indicate a minimum temperature of 27–28 °C for Wuhan on August 27, consistent with the closely matched leading market probabilities at those levels. Persistent post-fu heat under subtropical high pressure, light northerly winds, and mostly clear to partly cloudy skies with only localized afternoon showers support these values, as overnight radiative cooling remains limited by high humidity and residual warmth. Model spread arises mainly from uncertainties in boundary-layer moisture and any weak convective activity that could modestly lower or raise the nocturnal minimum by 1–2 °C. Cooling tied to typhoon peripheral flow is not expected until after the 29th, keeping near-term trader focus on these diurnal and synoptic factors.