Highest temperature in Paris on July 17?

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Market context

Paris-Le Bourget faces a mid-July heat check on 17 July 2026, with the market overwhelmingly pricing in a peak of 26°C. Historical mid-July records at this station show 26°C as a frequent ceiling, while extremes above 28°C are rare and typically tied to intense continental heatwaves. The crowd-implied probability for any outcome other than 26°C sits at 0% YES for higher ranges, reflecting a consensus that conditions will stay near the seasonal norm rather than spike into record territory.

The real value lies in the 27°C underdog, which trades at just 7% despite recent European heat trends occasionally pushing Paris a degree above the norm. Traders should monitor the Meteo-France daily forecast for 16–17 July, particularly any updates on southerly flow or high-pressure stagnation, as these are the primary catalysts for temperature spikes. A recent Meteo-France bulletin noted a developing ridge over western Europe that could elevate mid-July highs slightly above average, though confidence remains low [1]. If that ridge strengthens, the 27°C range becomes a plausible contrarian angle, offering asymmetric value against the 92% favourite.

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Methodology

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Resolution & payout

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FAQ

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