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Tokyo Lowest Temperature July 10 Market | Lines.com

Tokyo Lowest Temperature July 10 Market | Lines.com

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Implied 99% at publication · Resolved YES · Brier score: 0.00

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SR Sofia Renard Climate & Science Analyst
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Resolution Verdict
YES Market Resolved

Market has ended. Final implied probability: 100%.

Resolved
Volume
$22.5K
$9.5K in 24h
Liquidity
$70.0K
Moderate depth
Time Left
Ended
Resolves Jul 10
23K Vol. Ended
24°C $7K Vol.
100%
18°C or below $1K Vol.
0%
19°C $2K Vol.
0%
20°C $630 Vol.
0%
21°C $2K Vol.
0%
22°C $1K Vol.
0%

Tokyo’s minimum temperature on July 10, 2026 sits at the center of one of the most decisive science markets on Polymarket right now. The 24C outcome holds a 98.9% implied probability heading into resolution at noon local time, reflecting a near-total consensus among traders that overnight lows will land exactly on the seasonal average. The market is pricing uncertainty, not science, and right now the uncertainty has nearly disappeared.

The implied probability opened at 31% and climbed sharply over the preceding 48 hours, gaining roughly 26% on July 9 alone. That acceleration signals fresh information flowing into the market, most likely short-range forecast models converging on a single temperature band. Total volume reached $22,538, with $9,463 trading in the final 24 hours. That late-breaking volume into a near-certainty outcome tells you traders were not chasing early value. They were confirming what the data was already showing.

What the Forecast Is Saying About Tokyo on July 10

Tokyo’s historical average daily low for July sits at approximately 24C (75F). AccuWeather’s July 2026 monthly forecast shows July 10 overnight lows consistent with that historical baseline, ranging between 23C and 24C. Here’s what the measurements are telling us: mid-July in Tokyo is hot, humid, and stubbornly stable. The Pacific High locks temperatures into a narrow band, and this year is no exception. A reading of 24C is not a surprise. It is the mean.

The remaining outcome brackets capture the tail risk. The 23C and 25C bands each represent scenarios where overnight cooling runs slightly faster or slower than the forecast model expects. The 22C and below options imply an unseasonable cool snap, while the 25C and above options require above-normal overnight humidity retention. As of the final trading window, those alternatives collectively held just over 1% of market probability. Traders treated them as noise.

The final 24-hour price surge to 0.99 reflects a market that has fully resolved in traders’ minds before the official close. Liquidity stood at $70,019, meaning the order book had depth well beyond the volume actually traded. Price discovery in this market was efficient. The convergence was orderly, not a rush.

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How the Market Priced This Outcome

The 24C outcome opened at an implied probability of 31%, meaning the market initially treated the outcome as one of several plausible candidates across a wide temperature range. By resolution eve, the probability had moved to 98.9%. That is a 67.9-percentage-point shift driven entirely by forecast data tightening, not by any policy announcement, surprise event, or breaking development. The data doesn’t care about the politics, and in a pure meteorological market, it doesn’t care about trader sentiment either. It just measures.

Total volume of $22,538 is modest for a market this decisive at close. That modestly sized book suggests the 24C market attracted confirmation traders rather than risk-seekers. The $70,019 liquidity figure dwarfs the actual volume, indicating a well-structured market with minimal slippage. Price discovery quality here is high: large order book, clean convergence, no late-breaking manipulation signal.

  • The 24C outcome implied probability moved from 31% at open to 98.9% at the final hour, a 67.9-point gain over the market’s life.
  • The $9,463 in 24-hour volume represents 42% of total market volume, concentrated in the confirmation phase after forecast models aligned.
  • Liquidity of $70,019 against $22,538 total volume produced a clean, low-friction price signal with no evident large-trade distortion.
  • The market’s structure, a multi-bracket temperature outcome set, allowed traders to express granular conviction rather than a binary yes or no position.

What This Means for Tokyo Temperature Markets Going Forward

Tokyo’s mid-July temperature regime is one of the most predictable in the Northern Hemisphere’s major urban markets. The Pacific High suppresses variability, the urban heat island adds a consistent floor, and the rainy season (tsuyu) typically exits by early July. A 24C overnight low on July 10 is not a signal of climate anomaly. It is the statistical mode. Markets that frame this outcome as a binary uncertainty are doing so because short-range forecast precision does not exist 30 days out, not because the seasonal signal is unclear.

The prediction market structure here rewards patience. Traders who entered the 24C bracket at 31% at open and held to 98.9% captured a significant implied return on a meteorologically high-confidence setup. The key insight from this market is that the early wide probability distribution was a function of forecast horizon, not genuine temperature uncertainty. As the resolution date approached, the spread collapsed precisely as weather forecast models would predict it would.

  • Tokyo’s Pacific High dominance in mid-July suppresses overnight temperature variance, making the 24C bracket structurally likely once the 7-day forecast window opens.
  • Future Tokyo temperature markets priced 30 or more days out should carry wide distributions as a function of forecast uncertainty, not climate uncertainty. These are not the same thing.
  • The rainy season exit timing matters: a late tsuyu departure can push overnight lows higher by 1C to 2C, making the 25C bracket relevant in years with delayed seasonal transitions.
  • Urban heat island effects in central Tokyo set a consistent overnight floor that makes sub-21C outcomes in July statistically rare, a factor future market makers should price more aggressively into lower brackets.

LINES RESOLUTION VERDICT

PENDING RESOLUTION

The market has functionally resolved ahead of the official close: 24C holds 98.9% implied probability, consistent with seasonal forecast data and Tokyo’s historical July overnight low baseline of approximately 24C.

What the market showed: The 24C outcome opened at 31% and reached 98.9% at the article timestamp, reflecting clean forecast convergence rather than genuine meteorological uncertainty. The market priced the forecast horizon correctly.

Frequently Asked Questions

The market resolves based on the confirmed lowest temperature recorded in Tokyo on July 10, 2026. The 24C outcome holds 98.9% implied probability at the time of publication.

Traders priced 24C at just 31% at open, then converged to 98.9% as short-range forecast models aligned. The late convergence was accurate but came slowly.

The volume indicates a confirmation-driven market rather than a contested outcome. Most of the $9,463 in 24-hour volume entered after probability had already exceeded 90%.

The Pacific High dominates Tokyo's summer weather, suppressing temperature variance. July overnight lows cluster near 24C historically, driven by the urban heat island and stable synoptic pattern.

The 24C outcome moved from 31% at open to 98.9% at close, a 67.9-point gain. The largest single-day jump was approximately 26% on July 9 as forecast models tightened.

We aggregate the live positions of the top 50 Polymarket whales (ranked by 30-day tracked volume) into one composite reading per market. It refreshes every hour. The percentage shows how many of those whales hold YES versus NO; the net dollar position shows the cohort's directional exposure in dollars.

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Market Resolved Outcome: YES
Final Price 99%
Settled Jul 10, 2026
Duration 2 days

Resolution Analysis

What Happened

The 24C outcome in the Tokyo lowest temperature market for July 10, 2026 moved from 31% implied probability at open to 98.9% as of the article timestamp. Short-range forecast models aligned on the seasonal mean, and traders followed. The market is approaching its noon resolution with near-total conviction on a single outcome.

Market Accuracy

The early 31% pricing on 24C reflected genuine forecast-horizon uncertainty rather than a mispriced scientific signal. As the resolution window closed, the probability converged cleanly to 98.9%. The market ultimately priced the outcome correctly, but the late convergence left early-entry value on the table for informed traders.

Key Turning Point

The decisive shift came on July 9, when the implied probability for the 24C outcome jumped approximately 26% in a single day. This aligns with the 7-day forecast window opening on Tokyo's July 10 date, giving short-range models their first high-confidence temperature read and triggering a cascade of confirmation activity.

Forward Implications

Tokyo mid-July temperature markets offer a repeatable structure: wide early distributions driven by forecast horizon, sharp late convergence as models resolve. Future markets in this category should price the 24C to 25C band more aggressively at open, reflecting the Pacific High's statistical dominance and Tokyo's urban heat island floor.

Key macro factor: Tokyo's Pacific High weather regime in mid-July produces among the lowest overnight temperature variance of any major city in the Northern Hemisphere during summer.

Market Timeline

Jul 8, 2026, 4:30 AM
Market Created
Jul 8, 2026, 4:30 AM
Market Opened
Jul 10, 2026
Market Resolution

Market Comments

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