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Highest temperature in San Antonio on Aug 26, 2026?
Climate and Weather
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Highest temperature in San Antonio on Aug 26, 2026?

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$29,107

101° to 102°

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101° to 102° - Kalshi

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Resolved Aug 27, 2026

Closed: Aug 27, 2:00 AM EST

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Description

This event tracks the highest temperature reached in San Antonio on a specific date in the future, helping participants assess climate conditions and potential extremes. It uses a trusted weather data provider to ensure consistency and accuracy in determining the outcome.

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The event resolves based on the maximum temperature recorded in San Antonio (CLISAT) on August 26, 2026, as reported by The Weather Company. Six distinct temperature ranges are defined, each corresponding to a different market outcome. If the temperature falls within any of these ranges, the associated market resolves to Yes; otherwise, it resolves to No. All markets share the same data source and methodology, with The Weather Company providing the official and final temperature value. Participants should note that preliminary data may vary due to rounding or conversion differences, and only the finalized report from The Weather Company will determine the resolution. This structure ensures clarity and uniformity across all outcomes, allowing participants to focus on predicting temperature ranges rather than interpreting disparate data sources.