Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Forecast"

A: A forecast is a prediction, usually used when talking about the weather.
(EXAMPLE: The forecast is 35 degrees and rainy tomorrow.)

A: @Elizabeth05: pronóstico

A: The weather

A: 1. verb: to predict
2. noun: a prediction

A: – Alexa, what’s the forecast for tomorrow in Santa Barbara?

– Tomorrow in Santa Barbara, California, there will be showers...

A: He’s forecasting where he’s going to shoot the lacrosse ball. (It means the goalie will know where to block the ball)

Can you tell me the forecast for the week? I need to know if it will rain on Wednesday.

A: The forecast for today is: Strong wind with the heavy rain.

A: "According to the forecast, today is supposed to be hot."
"The forecast says it's going to rain today."
"Why did the forecast say it was going to be cloudy when it was going to be foggy!?"

A: A forecast is a statement of what is expected to happen in the future, especially in relation to a particular event or situation like saying how the weather will be like the next day or the next few days.

To foresee is to know what is gonna definitely happen and to predict is to guess what will probably happen

A: Forecast = prediction for the future. It is often used to describe weather: “The weather forecast for tomorrow is cloudy.”

Prospect = how likely something will happen: “There is a prospect that lunch will be delicious today.”

Outlook = how someone views something: “His outlook on life is positive.”

Insight = a good understanding of something:
“The doctor has insight about the medicine you should take.”

A: forecast is about weather prediction
whereas predict is to foresee anything

A: Forecast is normally used in terms of weather, but predict is usable for most situations.
Ex. : Today's forecast shows rain and possible lightning storms.
Ex. : I predict that I will do well on this test.

A: Forecast is a type of prediction. When you have data of the present and the past, you can use it to make a prediction of specific times in the future, then it's called a forecast. Prediction is just a more general term.

Forecasting is used to know if it will rain on Sunday next week.
Prediction is used to know how many times it will rain during the next year.

A: I'd probably call it a "vague forecast"
vague = doesn't give many details; unclear

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A: >> forecast

A: × The forecast said that yesterday was the last hot summer day in this year.
✓ The forecast said that yesterday was the last hot summer day if the year.

× Hot summer day means the day which temperature over 30 ℃.
✓ A hot summer day is when the temperature is over 30 ℃.

× Autumn has come.
✓ And so now, the season has changed to autumn.

A: × This forecast include the XXXXX impact?
✓ Does this forecast include the impact of XXXXX?

× If this is so, how much these impact in Dec/Jan?
✓ If so, how much will these impact Dec/Jan?

A: × Even though the whether forecast said it won’t rain this afternoon, it rained.
✓ Even though the whether forecast said it wouldn't rain this afternoon, it rained.

"Wouldn't" sounds better.

A: The forecast says that it will be more cooler tomorrow.

A: "weather", not "whether" and I would use "this fall" instead of "the fall."

According to the weather forecast, this fall will come later than usual.