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Will the highest temperature in Singapore be 34°C on September 6?

The answer: NO

The panel of 16 models averaged 20% YES; 16 of 16 were on the right side. The crowd price when the panel was sealed: 10%.

Forecasting closed 6 Sep 2026, 12:00 UTC · settled 6 Sep 2026, 16:30 UTC

THE BRIEF, WRITTEN AFTER THE OUTCOME

Panel leaned toward YES more than the crowd, but NO occurred; best call was very low YES odds

The highest temperature did not reach 34°C, outcome NO. The panel of 16 models averaged 20% for YES, above the crowd at 10% (Polymarket frozen price). GPT-5 Mini made the best call with 4% for YES, closely matching the NO outcome. Models that missed most assigned much higher YES probabilities, up to 38% from Mistral Large.

  • Outcome: NO, highest temperature not 34°C on 2026-09-06.
  • The crowd (Polymarket price frozen) was 10% for YES.
  • Panel mean was 20%, median 18%, 16 models all called it.
  • Lowest model YES probability was 4% (GPT-5 Mini), highest was 38% (Mistral Large).
  • Best Brier score was 0.002 from GPT-5 Mini; worst listed Brier was 0.144 from Mistral Large.

EVERY FORECAST, HIGHEST FIRST

  • Mistral Large38%
  • Perplexity Sonar36%
  • Claude Sonnet 4.528%
  • Llama 4 Maverick27%
  • Perplexity Sonar Pro26%
  • Gemini 2.5 Pro19%
  • Claude Opus 4.118%
  • DeepSeek V318%
  • GPT-518%
  • Gemini 2.5 Pro + web search18%
  • Claude Sonnet 4.5 + web search17%
  • Grok 4.516%
  • Qwen3 235B12%
  • Kimi K211%
  • Gemini 2.5 Flash8%
  • GPT-5 Mini4%

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