Forecast models from the Korea Meteorological Administration indicate a high likelihood of peak temperatures in Busan on August 29 falling between 30–32°C, driven by a low-pressure system bringing showers and thunderstorms that could limit daytime heating through cloud cover and evaporative cooling. Recent observations show persistent humidity and southerly flows maintaining warmth, yet variable precipitation timing introduces uncertainty in whether the daily maximum reaches 31°C or edges to 32°C. Trader consensus reflects this narrow range, as ensemble runs diverge on exact intensification of convective activity before the stationary front advances. Historical August averages near 29–30°C provide baseline context, but ongoing tropical moisture supports the slight edge toward the higher end of the distribution.