Trader consensus has locked onto 74-75°F as Denver’s highest temperature on September 25, reflecting official National Weather Service observations from the Denver station that recorded a daily maximum aligning with this bin. This outcome matches climatological norms near 76°F for late September and stems from moderate surface conditions, including partial cloud cover, southwesterly winds averaging 7 mph with gusts to 41 mph, and no strong warm advection. The 100% implied probability captures the finality of verified data after the event window closed. Minor revisions in final climatological summaries or differences across nearby stations remain the only realistic scenarios that could shift the result, though such adjustments are uncommon for daily maxima.