Current numerical weather prediction models show Madrid under stable anticyclonic conditions on June 3, supporting a maximum temperature near 31–32°C, consistent with recent days when highs reached 31–34°C. Ensemble forecasts from agencies such as AEMET and ECMWF exhibit tight clustering around these values, with minor spread arising from differences in boundary-layer mixing, surface wind speeds, and urban heat-island effects. June climatology places the long-term average high near 28–30°C, so the current pattern represents modestly above-normal warmth without extreme heatwave dynamics. Final resolution hinges on the official 24-hour maximum recorded at Madrid’s reference stations, with model updates through the evening of June 2 likely refining the precise peak.