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74-75°F
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72-73°F
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76-77°F
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82-83°F
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80-81°F
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70-71°F
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68-69°F
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84°F or higher
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65°F or below
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66-67°F
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78-79°F
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AI Insights:
8 minutes ago UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
Based on the latest weather forecasts (including Weather.com and NWS discussions), the high temperature for Miami on March 19 is forecasted to peak around 73°F to 74°F. NWS explicitly notes highs in the 'low to middle 70s' for the east coast metro, strongly pointing to the 72-75°F range. Given the price collapse of 72-73°F in the last 24 hours, the market has effectively ruled out the lower end (73°F and below), betting instead on a solid rebound after the cold front. Specific digital forecasts frequently cite 74°F, making '74-75°F' the most fundamentally sound option. However, the market's pricing of '76-77°F' (37¢) is nearly equal to '74-75°F', indicating substantial hedging on the risk that clearer skies could push temps to 76°F. Thus, 74-75°F is assigned the highest fair value, while acknowledging 76-77°F as a strong contender.
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Movers
March 17 - March 18, 2026, the price of 76-77°F climbed steadily from 28c to 37c, as the market began betting on a stronger-than-expected temperature rebound post-cold front, shifting risk appetite from the cool side to the warm side.
March 17 - March 18, 2026, the price of 72-73°F crashed from 21c to 5.5c, as weather models clarified that highs would likely exceed 73°F, causing a mass exodus of defensive positions.
March 16 - March 17, 2026, the price of 74-75°F dipped briefly to the 23c-29c range before rebounding to 39.5c on March 18, indicating the market reaffirmed this band as the core consensus after a period of uncertainty.