Highest temperature in Miami on April 4?

For anyone searching for the Polymarket event Highest temperature in Miami on April 4?, this market is now resolved and inactive. The specific market question, "Will the highest temperature in Miami be between 78-79°F on April 4?", currently shows a NO price of 100.0% and a YES price of 0.0%, meaning the outcome did not land in that range. This event is a prediction market on Polymarket focused on the actual recorded high temperature for Miami on that date. The event was created on Polymarket on March 29, 2026, and is based on the highest temperature recorded at the Miami International Airport Station on April 4, 2026, using Weather Underground as the resolution source. The data resolution source measures temperatures to whole degrees Fahrenheit, and the market could not resolve until all data for that date was finalized. The event covers a range of possible temperature bands as separate markets, from 72-73°F up to 88-89°F. The selected market covers the 78-79°F bracket. For the selected market, the current status is resolved with a NO price of 100 cents and a YES price of 0 cents. The implied probability that the highest temperature would fall between 78 and 79 degrees Fahrenheit was effectively zero upon resolution. The total volume across all markets in this event reached $147.1K. The category is not available, and liquidity data is not supplied. The event started on March 29, 2026, and ended on April 4, 2026. This page provides Polymarket analytics for the event, including current odds, YES price, NO price, volume, and market status. When holder data is loaded, you will be able to see top holders for YES and NO positions, whale activity, and smart money signals. For this fast SEO generation, top holder data is not included, and metrics such as smart money signal, whale concentration, fresh account risk, average entry price, and PnL distribution are also not included. Use the on-page analytics tables for deeper checks on wallet age signals, holder concentration, and order book dynamics after the page fully loads. In summary, this is a resolved prediction market on Polymarket where the market question regarding a 78-79°F outcome in Miami did not occur. For traders looking to understand market movement or perform prediction market analysis on similar future events, the resolved data shows a definitive NO outcome. If you need to verify the exact resolution or check the order book spread for comparable markets, the on-page tables provide the required detail. This AI-generated analysis is for informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. The site owner and author are not responsible for decisions, losses, or actions based on this text. Verify market data independently.