Station-truth weather alerts for Polymarket temperature markets

The moment a weather station's running maximum crosses a temperature-bin boundary, that bin's outcome is decided. We watch the stations and tell you the second it happens.

How it works

Polymarket daily temperature markets resolve on official station readings. The running max only goes up — so once it crosses a bin edge, the outcome is locked. We poll official 1-minute and 10-minute station feeds where available, and airport observations elsewhere, and alert on every locked or threatened transition.

Honest framing: liquid markets reprice within minutes of a crossing. This is a convenience data feed that saves you from watching raw station feeds all day — not a promise of profitable trades.

Real examples from July 2026

BIN LOCKED — Hong Kong, Jul 3 2026, 12:00 HKT
Station sensor (1-min feed) hit 31.0°C — crossed 30.5°C.
"Highest temp = 30°C" bin can no longer win → locked NO.
Market repriced ~30 minutes later. Resolved: NO ✓
BIN LOCKED — Munich, Jul 3 2026, 13:50 UTC
Airport running max updated 24.0 → 25.0°C — crossed 24.5°C.
"Highest temp = 24°C" bin locked NO the moment the report printed.
Resolved: NO ✓
BIN LOCKED — Tokyo, Jul 4 2026, 12:20 JST
10-min station feed hit 27.2°C — crossed 26.5°C roughly 10 minutes
before the airport report caught up. "26°C" bin locked NO.
Resolved: NO ✓

Three real, resolved events reconstructed from archived station observations. This is exactly what an alert looks like.

Coverage

40+ Polymarket cities. Each city is mapped to the station its market actually resolves on — including the fast official feeds that update ahead of airport reports in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Munich.

Tiers

Free — weekly digest

A weekly recap of locked bins and near-misses across all covered cities.

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Real-time lock and threat alerts, via Telegram and the Darkmen web feed.

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