Current short-range forecasts from agencies including the National Centers for Environmental Prediction indicate a typical early-summer pattern over the Red Sea coast, with daytime highs in Jeddah most likely reaching 34–37 °C on June 15 under mostly clear skies and light northwesterly flow. This aligns with the long-term June climatology of approximately 37 °C average maxima and recent observed values near 35 °C, positioning the 36 °C and 37 °C outcomes as close contenders while the 38 °C-or-higher bucket reflects residual model spread and potential for brief afternoon heating. No significant Saharan dust plume or upper-level ridge is expected to intensify temperatures further in the next 24 hours, keeping lower probabilities attached to outcomes below 35 °C. Updated model runs and official observations tomorrow morning will provide the final data for market resolution.