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14°C
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12°C
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13°C
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10°C
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15°C
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16°C
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8°C
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9°C
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11°C
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7°C or below
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17°C or higher
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AI Insights:
11 hours ago UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
Based on live weather forecasts as of March 18, 2026, the high temperature in Munich for March 22 is projected to be around 11°C (Google Weather cites 11°C, others 10-11°C). Given the short-term horizon, the probability distribution should be a bell curve centered at 11°C. The market currently prices extreme outcomes (<7°C and >17°C) at a premium (25.5c), which contradicts meteorological data and suggests irrational hedging or liquidity mispricing. Fair value is heavily concentrated in the 9°C-13°C range.
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Divergence
Significant divergence exists. Weather forecasts consistently point to mild weather around 11°C, yet the prediction market exhibits 'dumbbell' pricing, assigning the highest probabilities to extreme cold (<7°C) or heat (>17°C) at 25.5% each, while underpricing the most likely outcome of 11°C at 17.5%. This pricing completely contradicts meteorological consensus.