Will any major urban areas be rendered uninhabitable due to wet bulb temperatures by 2050?

The market suggests a low probability of major urban areas becoming uninhabitable by 2050 due to wet bulb temperatures.

With a market probability of 27.80% for 'YES' and 72.2% for 'NO', the consensus leans towards urban areas remaining habitable. The Pulse AI probability aligns closely, indicating a moderate level of concern but overall a belief in urban resilience against extreme temperatures.

• 1 Current market sentiment favors urban areas remaining habitable.
• 2 The probabilities suggest a cautious optimism regarding climate resilience.
• 3 Historical data on urban adaptation may influence future assessments.
• 4 Market liquidity appears stable, reflecting balanced views among participants.
• 5 The long time to expiry allows for evolving climate science to impact perceptions.