Official measurements from Houston-area stations, including William P. Hobby Airport, recorded a daily maximum of 82–83°F on June 16, locking in near-certain market consensus for that bin. Scattered thunderstorms and increased cloud cover limited daytime heating below National Weather Service forecasts that had targeted around 86°F, consistent with typical early-summer convective patterns that suppress peak temperatures. This outcome aligns with the lower end of the June climatological range for the region, where average highs reach the low 90s but can drop several degrees under persistent moisture and storm activity. The only realistic challenges to this resolution would involve post-event data revisions from the primary reporting station or discrepancies in how “highest temperature” is officially defined, both of which remain unlikely given standard verification protocols.