US · America/Los_Angeles
Kalshi and Polymarket Los Angeles temperature: settle on KLAX
KLAX is Los Angeles International, Los Angeles. Kalshi and Polymarket settle temperature contracts here. Below: the resolution source each venue names, when the station reports, and how long a reading takes to reach the public feed.
How it settles
| Venue | Resolution source | Unit | Bucket | Contracts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kalshi | NWS Climatological Report (CLI), relayed by The Weather Company Source code CLILAX. The daily climatological report is compiled from the full one-minute record, so it can print a high that the hourly reports never showed. | Fahrenheit | 2°F | high · lowKXHIGHLAX, KXLOWTLAX |
| Polymarket | NOAA station observations published by weather.gov Source code KLAX. The observation table is the same hourly report stream shown here, so the running high tracks it directly. | Fahrenheit | 2°F | high · lowhighest-temperature-in-los-angeles, lowest-temperature-in-los-angeles |
Reporting and delay
Questions
Which weather station settles Los Angeles temperature contracts?
Kalshi and Polymarket settle Los Angeles on KLAX, Los Angeles International.
What is the resolution source for Kalshi Los Angeles temperature?
Kalshi names NWS Climatological Report (CLI), relayed by The Weather Company. Contracts settle in Fahrenheit on 2-degree buckets. The daily climatological report is compiled from the full one-minute record, so it can print a high that the hourly reports never showed.
What is the resolution source for Polymarket Los Angeles temperature?
Polymarket names NOAA station observations published by weather.gov. Contracts settle in Fahrenheit on 2-degree buckets. The observation table is the same hourly report stream shown here, so the running high tracks it directly.
When does KLAX report?
:53 past each hour, UTC — 1 regular report per hour.
How long does a KLAX observation take to become public?
Measured over 26 hours on 2026-09-16, the median delay from the observation time in the report to its arrival on the public NOAA feed was 3.5 min, with a 90th percentile of 3.7 min across 28 reports. This moves with upstream conditions and is not a service level.