Recent National Weather Service forecasts and model consensus point to a low in the mid-70s for Miami on October 13, driven by a weak cold front that passed through South Florida on October 11–12, advecting drier air and promoting mostly clear skies with northeast winds of 10–15 mph. This setup favors radiative cooling overnight under low humidity and minimal cloud cover, consistent with historical patterns for post-frontal October nights. Trader emphasis on the 74–75°F and 76–77°F ranges reflects alignment with these official projections, while lower probabilities for extremes acknowledge typical forecast uncertainty ranges of a few degrees and potential for localized variations. Updated model runs overnight will provide the next key data points ahead of resolution.