Persistent cloud cover, rain from a passing atmospheric front tied to a southern cyclone, and northerly winds of 5–10 m/s are keeping Moscow temperatures from falling sharply overnight. Official forecasts from Russia’s Hydrometeorological Center place the daily minimum near 6°C under these conditions, while observed readings through the afternoon hovered at 9–10°C amid high humidity near 90% and steady pressure around 752 mmHg. Small differences among the 6–8°C market leaders hinge on exact wind timing, rainfall duration, and local model adjustments to the steering pattern, with traders weighting the latest GFS and regional runs that show limited overnight cooling potential under continued overcast skies.