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Gegevens van 13 nov 2026, 19:46 UTC · beleid pm-quality-4
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51°F to 52°F 68.4%Koploper van 3 uitkomstenMarge-gecorrigeerd: de ruwe noteringen telden op tot boven 100% en zijn genormaliseerd.
51°F to 52°F 68.4%Marktkwaliteit
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Highest temperature in Washington DC on November 14, 2026?
- This market will resolve based on the highest temperature recorded at Washington National DC, DC on November 14, 2026.
- The resolution source for this market will be the National Weather Service ("NWS") Climatological Report (Daily) for Washington National DC, DC.
- Specifically, this contract will resolve to Yes if the highest temperature recorded at Washington National DC on November 14, 2026, as reported in the first published version of the applicable NWS Climatological Report (Daily), satisfies the temperature range specified in this contract.
- Otherwise, this contract will resolve to No. The Expiration Value shall be the maximum temperature for November 14, 2026 as documented by the NWS.
- If the Expiration Value cannot be determined by the latest Expiration Date, the contract will resolve to No. Each temperature range listed for this event is mutually exclusive, and only one contract will resolve to Yes.
