Trader consensus on Wuhan's highest temperature on March 29 centers tightly around 22–24°C at roughly 20% implied probabilities each, driven by the latest China Meteorological Administration forecasts and ECMWF model ensembles projecting daytime highs in the low-to-mid 20s under a ridge of high pressure fostering mild southerly winds and mostly sunny skies. Recent surface observations indicate overnight lows near 15°C with daytime warming potential enhanced by urban heat island effects in the city, though differentiating factors include model disagreements on afternoon cloud development or light showers, which could cap peaks at 21–22°C or allow 24°C+ if skies clear fully. Hourly forecast updates from CMA later today will likely sharpen this narrow uncertainty range as the date nears resolution.