Recent National Weather Service and model guidance for Central Park indicate a forecast overnight low in the mid-to-upper 60s on August 24, driven by a weak frontal passage and modest northerly flow that limits daytime heating and allows radiational cooling under partly cloudy skies. Ensemble spreads from the GFS and ECMWF show minimum temperatures clustered between 64–70 °F, with the tightest probabilities centering on 66–69 °F bins that together command roughly two-thirds of trader volume. Historical climatology places the August average low near 67 °F, so the current outlook reflects a slight cool anomaly consistent with the observed dew-point drop and reduced southerly moisture transport. With resolution dependent on the official 24-hour minimum recorded at the NWS station, further model updates and tonight’s observations will determine whether the distribution shifts toward the 64–65 °F or 68–69 °F outcome.