Associations to the word «Forecast»
Noun
- Meteorology
- Prediction
- Weather
- Thunderstorm
- Landfall
- Cyclone
- Warning
- Hurricane
- Accuracy
- Gdp
- Doppler
- Regression
- Precipitation
- Typhoon
- Imf
- Modeling
- Outlook
- Tornado
- Trend
- Uncertainty
- Rainfall
- Inventory
- Foresight
- Scenario
- Model
- Shear
- Storm
- Assimilation
- Analyst
- Astrology
- Modelling
- Future
- Monitoring
- Radar
- Planner
- Projection
- Simulation
- Eruption
- Planning
- Demand
- Economist
- Almanac
- Inflation
- Climate
- Recession
- Analysis
- Forecast
- Indicator
- Surf
- Ensemble
- Briefing
- Satellite
- Datum
- Probability
- Dissemination
- Data
- Expectancy
- Observatory
- Humidity
- Tsunami
- Valuation
- Error
- Turbulence
- Dynamics
- Flood
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
FORECAST, verb. To estimate how something will be in the future.
FORECAST, verb. (obsolete) To contrive or plan beforehand.
FORECAST, noun. An estimation of a future condition.
FORECAST, noun. A prediction of the weather.
Dictionary definition
FORECAST, noun. A prediction about how something (as the weather) will develop.
FORECAST, verb. Predict in advance.
FORECAST, verb. Judge to be probable.
FORECAST, verb. Indicate by signs; "These signs bode bad news".
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