Recent forecasts indicate Warsaw will cool from a midweek heat peak exceeding 35°C as a frontal system brings increased cloud cover, scattered showers, and lighter winds by August 7, limiting daytime insolation and capping the maximum near 25–26°C. Numerical weather prediction models show close agreement on this transition, with minor spreads arising from differences in simulated cloud thickness, precipitation timing, and boundary-layer mixing that can shift the daily high by 1°C. Historical August climatology places typical maxima around 23–25°C, so the current setup aligns with a modest positive anomaly that traders have priced into the near-even split between the 25°C and 26°C outcomes, while assigning low probability to extremes given the expected stabilization of the pattern. Updated model runs and official guidance from European meteorological centers will refine these details ahead of resolution.