Munich, Germany enters spring in mid-April with characteristically variable weather patterns. The market asks whether the daily high temperature will be exactly 9°C on April 20, 2026. This is a recurring daily temperature market, resolvable using official meteorological data from Germany's national weather service, the Deutscher Wetterdienst. The current 0% odds indicate traders believe this specific temperature is unlikely, suggesting expectations of either warmer or cooler conditions. Typical April highs in Munich range between 8°C and 15°C, though daily swings of several degrees occur frequently during the spring transition. The market pricing reflects both recent extended-range weather forecasts and historical seasonal patterns for Central Europe. Temperature markets resolve with high precision, measuring daily highs to the nearest degree Celsius against public, verifiable records from official meteorological stations. As a daily weather market closing at midnight UTC, resolution is determined by official German weather authorities' recorded measurements. The odds trajectory in weather markets typically shifts with approaching forecast updates and model consensus changes. Despite the currently low odds, the market maintains reasonable liquidity and trading activity, suggesting participation from traders seeking precision weather outcomes, exploring unlikely scenarios, or hedging weather-dependent activities.