Munich's daily high temperature on April 20 is the subject of this live weather prediction market. The question asks specifically whether the maximum temperature recorded in Munich will equal exactly 12°C on that date. As of April 19, Munich typically experiences mild spring conditions, and a 12°C high would be relatively cool for late April in Bavaria, suggesting unseasonably cold air or lingering precipitation. The current YES odds sit at just 10%, indicating the market believes other temperature outcomes are substantially more probable. This low probability reflects established meteorological patterns, seasonal climate expectations, and weather models pointing toward warmer readings. The market resolves based on official temperature records from Munich's primary weather station or meteorological authority. With substantial liquidity near $3,000 and $1,566 in daily volume, participants can enter or exit positions throughout April 20 as updated forecasts emerge and conditions develop. The real-time nature of daily temperature markets creates opportunities for traders with access to updated weather models or local meteorological insights. Each 1°C forecast variation creates new trading opportunities, and odds shift as data becomes more precise approaching the resolution deadline.