Highest temperature in Mexico City on April 1?

Name: Highest temperature in Mexico City on April 1?
Start: 2026-03-28T10:17:30.661Z
End: 2026-04-01T12:00:00.000Z

Highest temperature in Mexico City on April 1?

Apr 1

22°C 26%

23°C 26%

24°C 26%

25°C 26%

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Apr 1, 2026

18°C或以下

$0 交易量

21%

19°C

$0 交易量

21%

20°C

$0 交易量

26%

21°C

$0 交易量

26%

22°C

$0 交易量

26%

23°C

$0 交易量

26%

24°C

$0 交易量

26%

25°C

$0 交易量

26%

26°C

$0 交易量

26%

27°C

$0 交易量

21%

28°C或更高

$0 交易量

22°C 26%

23°C 26%

24°C 26%

25°C 26%

NEW

Apr 1, 2026

18°C或以下

$0 交易量

21%

19°C

$0 交易量

21%

20°C

$0 交易量

26%

21°C

$0 交易量

26%

22°C

$0 交易量

26%

23°C

$0 交易量

26%

24°C

$0 交易量

26%

25°C

$0 交易量

26%

26°C

$0 交易量

26%

27°C

$0 交易量

21%

28°C或更高

$0 交易量

Trader consensus on Polymarket closely clusters implied probabilities around 22–25°C for Mexico City's highest temperature on April 1, mirroring the latest forecasts from numerical models like GFS and ECMWF, which project daytime highs near 23°C amid a cooling trend. Recent Servicio Meteorológico Nacional updates indicate northerly winds at 15–25 km/h ushering cooler, drier air after late-March peaks exceeding 28°C at Benito Juárez International Airport, the market's resolution site. Ensemble spreads of 2–3°C reflect uncertainties in cloud cover, urban heat island effects at Mexico City's 2,240-meter elevation, and residual La Niña influences fading to ENSO-neutral. Historical April 1 averages hover at 26°C, but current steering patterns favor moderation; watch daily SMN briefings and 00Z model runs for shifts ahead of resolution.

基於Polymarket數據的AI實驗性摘要 · 更新於 Mar 28, 2026, 10:31 AM UTC

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