Will the Falcon 9 first stage on Starlink 15-16 land successfully on the droneship 'Of Course I Still Love You'?

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Resolved: No
Results Sep 23The market required that AEMET’s archived Meteoalerta for the local calendar day 22 September 2026 (00:00 to 23:59 Europe/Madrid, UTC+02:00) show at least one Spanish area under an aviso naranja or aviso rojo specifically for extreme high temperatures. AEMET’s archive for 22 September 2026 records that no area reached naranja or rojo for any hazard, though several areas were listed at amarillo for high temperatures. Because there were zero naranja or rojo heat warnings that day, the market resolves no.
How markets are built and settled65%
Final crowd probability
The crowd was 65% sure, and they got it wrong.
Why: Extracted condition: At least one Spanish área assigned aviso nivel naranja or rojo specifically for extreme high temperatures (heat) at any time during the local calendar day 2026-09-22 (00:00–23:59 Europe/Madrid, UTC+02:00). Observed data (AEMET Meteoalerta archived warnings for 2026-09-22, supplied): the archive's 'At NARANJA or ROJO at any point on 2026-09-22' section states: 'NONE — no área in Spain reached naranja or rojo for any hazard on this date.' The archive separately lists many áreas at AMARILLO for extreme high temperatures, but explicitly reports zero naranja/rojo. Comparison: required ≥1 naranja or rojo for heat; observed count = 0 → outcome NO.
Source: aemet.esSources used to resolve this market
How markets are built and settledGiven tomorrow's forecast, there's a solid chance AEMET will issue at least one orange or red alert for extreme heat. The heatwave conditions are promising for this.

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