Ensemble weather models from NOAA and ECMWF are converging on a high near 85°F for Denver on March 25, fueled by a persistent high-pressure ridge over the Rockies amplifying downslope chinook winds that compress and heat air masses descending from the Front Range. This setup drives trader sentiment toward the tightly bunched 80-89°F bins at 17% each, reflecting model consensus amid low cloud cover and minimal precipitation risk. Slight differentiation arises from ensemble spreads: warmer GFS outliers push toward 88-89°F, while cooler Euro runs favor 82-83°F; historical March precedents show similar ridges yielding 80-87°F peaks 70% of the time. Traders await today's 12z updates, as wind gusts above 30 mph could tip outcomes higher.