Highest temperature in Ankara on September 10?

What this question means

Ankara on 10 September: 30°C at 63%, 31°C at 24%, 29°C at 8%, and almost nothing beyond.

Set against the same city on 7 September, which peaks at 25°C, that is a five-degree jump in three days — the largest change between paired dates anywhere on this board.

Ankara sits on a high inland plateau, and continental interiors swing far more than coastal cities do. Without a nearby ocean to moderate temperatures, a change in air mass produces a much larger effect than it would somewhere like Singapore, where three days apart looks essentially identical.

What makes this one interesting is that the crowd is *confident* about a large change. Sixty-three percent on a single degree, five degrees removed from where the week started, is not hedging — it is a specific prediction about a specific shift, priced sharply. That combination of big movement and high confidence is uncommon.