Recent forecasts from the China Meteorological Administration and international models indicate Wuhan’s October 13 overnight low will likely settle in the 16–18°C range, with trader odds clustered tightly around 17–20°C reflecting minor model differences in cloud timing and wind. Clear to partly cloudy skies early allow strong radiative cooling after a 27–28°C daytime peak, while northerly winds and increasing moisture ahead of the 14–15 October cold-air surge limit further drops. Historical mid-October climatology for the region shows typical minima near 15°C, but current high pressure and limited cloud cover support slightly milder readings; resolution hinges on official station data capturing the precise minimum before dawn.