Highest temperature in Madrid on July 24?

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Market context

Madrid’s late-July heat profile is the key backdrop here: climatology puts typical daytime highs around 33–34°C, with peaks often climbing above 35°C and rainfall close to nil, so the market’s 0% yes price is effectively saying the available temperature bands were not yet trading in line with the seasonal norm.[1][2][5][6] For an airport station resolution, that matters because Madrid-Barajas can run a touch differently from city-centre readings, but the broader signal is still a hot, dry midsummer set-up rather than a cool or unsettled one.[1][5]

The main historical frame is that Madrid in July usually settles into a narrow, hot distribution: one source says daily maximums rise from about 31°C to 33°C across the month and rarely exceed 37°C, while another says the city typically peaks near 33°C with very little rain.[2][6] That means the practical watchpoints are whether the day tops out in the mid-30s or pushes into the upper-30s, not whether it stays mild; in other words, a 0% yes implies the market is currently pricing a result that sits well outside the usual July peak range.[3][5]

For traders, the main catalysts are the updated local forecast for Madrid-Barajas, any heat warnings or shifts in the high-pressure pattern over central Spain, and the intraday temperature curve on the resolution day, since the settlement uses the *highest* recorded temperature rather than the daily average.[1] The latest market screen already has 34°C and 35°C as the leading outcomes, which shows the crowd is leaning into a normal-hot summer outcome rather than an extreme spike.[3] Rain is unlikely to matter much unless cloud cover or wind suppresses the afternoon climb, because July precipitation is generally rare in Madrid.[1][2][5]

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Methodology

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