Recent forecasts from multiple models indicate clear to mostly clear skies over Milan on August 22, following thunderstorms on the 21st, which should promote stronger nocturnal radiative cooling and support overnight lows in the 17–20 °C range. Light winds and moderate humidity levels will limit mixing and dew-point depression, while any residual low-level moisture or brief cloud cover could raise minimum temperatures by 1–2 °C. Model spread in boundary-layer cooling rates and exact timing of clearing creates the tight clustering around 14–17 °C outcomes, with traders weighting ensemble consensus on surface observations against historical August nocturnal minima near 18 °C. Updated high-resolution runs and local station data tonight will refine the final distribution.