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A weather station at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport was tampered with on April 6 and April 15, 2026, likely using a hairdryer or lighter to spike temperature readings. One prediction-market gambler won $20,000. The shift to AI-driven forecasting removes human oversight, making coordinated multi-station manipulation harder to detect.
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