Official measurements from the National Weather Service at the Los Angeles station confirmed a daily maximum of 72–73°F on June 8, driven by a persistent marine layer that suppressed daytime warming along the coast. This June Gloom pattern, common in early summer, kept cloud cover and onshore flow dominant, holding highs near or slightly below the 1991–2020 normal of 76°F despite seasonal progression. Trader consensus aligned fully with these verified observations rather than pre-event model runs, which had shown minor uncertainty from variable stratus clearance. A sudden offshore flow or earlier marine layer dissipation could have pushed readings higher into the mid-70s, but conditions remained stable through the peak heating period.