Helsinki in late April typically experiences spring weather with highs ranging from 6 to 14 degrees Celsius. This prediction market asks whether the highest temperature recorded on April 20 will be precisely 8°C. The current odds of 0% reflect the market's strong skepticism that the actual high will hit this exact value. Weather patterns are continuous and rarely align with discrete whole-number temperature targets. The market resolves at midnight UTC on April 20 based on recorded temperature data from official Finnish meteorological sources. A 0% YES price signals that traders believe the high will either fall below 8°C or exceed 8°C, with negligible probability assigned to the exact 8°C mark. This is typical for binary precision markets on continuous variables like temperature—traders must choose between discrete outcomes, and hitting a specific whole-degree target represents an inherently narrow prediction window. As forecast updates refine the April 20 weather outlook, market odds may shift. The specialized nature of daily temperature prediction markets is reflected in the current liquidity level.