Home / Prediction Markets / Science / Warsaw May 4 High: Will the Thermometer Hit Twenty-Seven? Warsaw May 4 High: Will the Thermometer Hit Twenty-Seven? View on Polymarket → Share SR Sofia Renard Climate & Science Analyst Market Resolved Embed NEW Embed this market Full Compact Copy Published May 3, 2026 6 min read Resolution Verdict YES Market Resolved Market has ended. Final implied probability: 100%. Resolved Volume $87.6K $58.2K in 24h Liquidity $235.1K Deep liquidity Time Left Ended Resolves May 4 88K Vol. Ended 1H 6H 1D 1W 1M ALL Select lines to display 27°C $14K Vol. 100% Yes 100¢ No 0¢ 19°C or below $3K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ 20°C $877 Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ 21°C $2K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ 22°C $3K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ 23°C $3K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ A single degree separates conviction from doubt in this Warsaw weather market. Traders have pushed the 27°C outcome to 63.5% implied probability, a sharp move after a 21% climb over the past 24 hours. The contract resolves tomorrow at noon, and the meteorological window is tight. Warsaw sits under a transitional spring pattern right now. Central European temperatures in early May are notoriously difficult to pin down. Afternoon highs can swing several degrees depending on whether a warm continental air mass or a cooler Atlantic flow dominates. That uncertainty is exactly what this market is trading. How the Twenty-Seven Degree Contract Works This market resolves YES if Warsaw’s highest recorded temperature on May 4 reaches exactly 27°C. Resolution is based on official meteorological measurement for that date. The contract closes at noon on May 4, 2026, meaning only the morning window counts toward the peak reading. YES (27°C): priced at 0.64, implying a 63.5% probability that Warsaw’s high lands precisely at 27°C.NO (any other outcome): priced at 0.37, covering 26°C, 28°C, 25°C, 29°C or higher, and all readings at 24°C or below. The NO side pays out across a wide range of outcomes. Warsaw hitting 26°C instead of 27°C is just as profitable for NO holders as Warsaw hitting 19°C or 32°C. The market is not asking whether Warsaw will be warm. It is asking whether the thermometer stops at exactly one number. That precision is what keeps the NO price meaningful even with a bullish momentum signal. Sponsored Partner Momentum and Market Signals The combined momentum signal here is strong. A trend score of 84.07, paired with an 18.5% hourly move and a 21% 24-hour gain, points to a single driver: a weather forecast update that aligned more closely with the 27°C outcome. When short-range forecasting models converge on a specific temperature band, these markets reprice fast. Total volume sits at $32,776 with $27,845 trading in the last 24 hours alone. Liquidity is $31,481. These are thin figures by prediction market standards. With volume well below $1 million, this market can move sharply on a single new forecast update or a revised model run. The current price reflects real conviction, but it is fragile against any meteorological surprise. The 1-hour change of +18.5% and the 24-hour change of +21.0% together suggest a forecast model update, not gradual sentiment drift, drove the repricing.The trend score of 84.07 puts this contract in the upper range of directional momentum on the platform today.Volume below $1 million means a single large trade or a new forecast publication could shift the price by 10 or more percentage points before resolution.Open interest at $0 signals that most positions are being closed or that new entry is limited, which compresses the price discovery window.Trader sentiment reads 63.5% YES versus 36.5% NO, a directional lean but not a consensus. Lines Analysis: Warsaw and the One-Degree Window Here is what the measurements are telling us. Central European weather services and global numerical weather prediction models were likely showing a 27°C peak for Warsaw on May 4 when this market repriced sharply this afternoon. That kind of precise forecast alignment is what moves a weather market from 51% to 64% overnight. The data does not care about the politics of the wider climate conversation. It just says: the models currently favor this band. What makes the NO side real is the precision problem. Warsaw reaching 28°C instead of 27°C is a full loss for YES holders. A cloudy morning, a slower warm front, or a wind shift pushing the peak to 26°C all pay out identically for NO. European spring forecasts at 36 hours carry meaningful error bars. The 37% NO probability is not noise. It reflects the genuine difficulty of calling a single-degree outcome in a variable climate system. European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts model output for Warsaw on May 4 is the single most important data source before resolution.Any updated forecast showing a high of 28°C or 26°C would reprice this contract sharply before the noon close.A morning cloud cover update or a low-pressure system tracking faster than expected would favor NO outcomes.Polish national meteorological service IMGW-PIB measurements will likely determine official resolution. At $32,776 total volume, this is a thin market with a clear directional lean. The data currently favors the 27°C outcome, but the one-degree precision window means NO carries legitimate value right up to resolution tomorrow. LINES VERDICT Narrow Majority, Fragile Lead The market has moved hard toward 27°C on what appears to be a forecast convergence signal, but the precision required for YES to pay out leaves the NO side mathematically viable until the thermometer is read. What the market says: 63.5% probability that Warsaw hits exactly 27°C on May 4, a conviction level that jumped sharply in the 24 hours before the noon resolution on May 4, 2026. Thin liquidity means this price can shift meaningfully on any forecast update between now and close. Key unknown: The final short-range forecast from IMGW-PIB or the ECMWF model run tonight is the single data point that would reprice this contract. A revised peak of 26°C or 28°C would collapse the YES probability before tomorrow’s resolution. Frequently Asked Questions What does 63.5% probability mean here? It means the market currently prices a roughly 63-in-100 chance that Warsaw’s official high temperature on May 4 lands exactly at 27°C, not 26°C or 28°C.What does the NO contract cover? NO pays out if Warsaw’s May 4 high is anything other than 27°C, including 26°C, 28°C, 25°C, 29°C or higher, or any reading at 24°C or below.What data event would move this price most? A revised short-range forecast from IMGW-PIB or the ECMWF showing a peak above or below 27°C would reprice this contract sharply before the noon resolution.When does this market resolve? The contract resolves at noon on May 4, 2026, based on the official highest temperature recorded in Warsaw during that window.Is volume reliable here? Total volume of $32,776 is well below $1 million, which means thin liquidity. A single large trade or forecast update could shift the price by 10 or more percentage points before close. This analysis reflects market conditions as of 2026-05-03 19:13:19. Prediction market probabilities are volatile and shift as new data and regulatory decisions emerge, especially as the 2026-05-04 12:00:00 resolution date approaches. Lines.com does not accept bets or provide financial or gambling advice. All market outcomes are uncertain. Market Resolved Outcome: YES Final Price 100% Settled May 4, 2026 Duration 2 days Resolution Analysis Forecast Models Lock In at Twenty-Seven If ECMWF and IMGW-PIB short-range model runs tonight both show Warsaw peaking at exactly 27C on May 4, the YES probability could push above 75% before resolution. A stable high-pressure system over central Poland driving afternoon temperatures into that precise band would be the key atmospheric condition supporting this outcome. Atlantic Trough Pushes the Peak Down A faster-moving low-pressure system tracking across northern Europe could cap Warsaw's May 4 high at 25C or 26C. Any forecast update showing the afternoon peak falling short of 27C would collapse YES probability sharply. With thin liquidity, even a minor model revision could trigger a 10-plus point repricing before noon. Warm Continental Air Overshoots If the warm continental air mass pushing into Poland moves faster than modeled, Warsaw's high could reach 28C or 29C. That outcome pays out for NO holders and represents a real risk for YES given European spring forecast uncertainty at 36 hours. Model runs showing an overshoot would reprice the market quickly. Measurement Timing Creates Ambiguity Warsaw can record its daily maximum in the late morning or early afternoon depending on synoptic conditions. Since this contract resolves at noon on May 4, a warm afternoon peak arriving after the noon cutoff would change the resolution outcome regardless of what forecasts predicted. That timing risk is independent of the temperature itself. Key macro factor: Central European spring temperatures in early May are sensitive to the position of the North Atlantic jet stream, which determines whether warm continental or cool maritime air dominates the Warsaw basin on any given day. 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