Recent forecasts from Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau and international models indicate a minimum temperature in Taipei on August 30 likely between 26–28°C, driven by persistent subtropical humidity, overnight cloud cover, and limited radiative cooling under partly cloudy skies with light easterly winds. These conditions suppress typical nocturnal temperature drops, keeping lows elevated compared to clearer nights. Trader consensus, with 31°C+ leading at 38.5% and 27°C close behind at 35.5%, reflects model agreement on warm advection but uncertainty in exact cloud timing and shower intensity, which could allow brief cooling to 26°C or sustain higher readings if convection lingers. Historical late-August baselines around 25–27°C provide context, with resolution hinging on the official daily minimum recorded overnight into August 31.