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66-67°F
YesNo
70-71°F
YesNo
64-65°F
YesNo
68-69°F
YesNo
72-73°F
YesNo
76-77°F
YesNo
74-75°F
YesNo
78°F or higher
YesNo
59°F or below
YesNo
60-61°F
YesNo
62-63°F
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.17 21:23 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
Based on the latest authoritative weather data (as of Mar 17), the forecast for Atlanta's high on March 19 is tightly clustered between 66°F and 67°F. Google Weather (sourced from TWC, the underlying provider for Wunderground) explicitly forecasts 66°F, while AccuWeather and local outlet 11Alive both forecast 67°F. The market favorite is currently 68-69°F (29.5c), suggesting traders are betting on a 1-2 degree beat over mainstream models (likely due to the warming trend or PWS heat island data). However, given that the official airport station (KATL) often reads cooler than urban PWS and mainstream forecasts have remained stable within the 48-hour window, the fair value of 66-67°F should be significantly higher than its current price (22.5c). The probability of extreme heat (>72°F) has been effectively ruled out by models.
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Movers
March 15 - March 17, 2026, the price of '72-73°F' crashed from 16.5c to 4c, and '74-75°F' collapsed from 14c to 1.3c. Reason: As the forecast window narrowed (entering 48 hours), weather models corrected aggressive 'early warming' predictions, confirming that the core heat mass would arrive Friday, not Thursday, causing bets on temps >72°F to capitulate.
March 16 - March 17, 2026, the price of '66-67°F' saw high volatility, spiking to 31.5c on model consensus before retracing to 22.5c as the market shifted sentiment toward a 'warmer than forecast' outcome (68-69°F).
Divergence
Significant divergence exists. The consensus among mainstream weather outlets (Google, AccuWeather, NBC) is 66-67°F, yet the prediction market prices 68-69°F as the favorite. This implies the market is pricing in a ~2°F premium over professional forecasts, likely banking on temperatures outperforming models during warming trends.