The sum of the 'Yes' prices across all temperature options in the current prediction market significantly exceeds 100 cents (close to 200 cents). Moreover, the 'Yes' prices for higher temperature ranges like 13°C, 14°C, and 15°C are disproportionately high. This diverges noticeably from mainstream meteorological forecasts which predict lows of 11-12°C. The likely cause is poor market liquidity and slow price adjustments by market makers, resulting in wide spreads and a distorted sum of implied probabilities.