Recent forecasts from Russian meteorological services and international models indicate Moscow's overnight low on August 27 will likely reach 10–12°C under a Scandinavian anticyclone promoting clear skies and efficient radiative cooling after sunset. This setup, with light northerly winds and dew points near 8–10°C, favors minimum temperatures near or slightly below the late-August climatological average of ~12°C. Model consensus shows limited spread in boundary-layer mixing and cloud cover, keeping most runs clustered around 11°C, while any increase in low-level moisture or wind could limit cooling to 12–13°C. Trader focus on sub-9°C outcomes reflects awareness of occasional model underestimation of clear-night radiative losses in early-autumn high-pressure regimes, though official guidance through August 25 points to resolution near 10–11°C.