forecast
A prediction of future weather conditions.
A prediction about the future state of the economy.
A prediction of future sales volume or revenue.
A prediction for the near future.
A prediction for a time far in the future.
A prediction that proves to be correct or precise.
A prediction that includes many specific points of information.
Indicates a positive or favorable prediction.
A prediction that proves to be right.
A prediction that expects a good outcome.
A prediction for a time far in the future.
A prediction that expects a bad or negative outcome.
A prediction that expects a bad or negative outcome.
A prediction of a company's future cash inflows and outflows.
A cautious prediction, likely underestimating figures to be safe.
A broadcasted weather report for seas around the British Isles. In AmE, 'shipping news' is used.
To predict something with a high degree of correctness.
To predict something in a way that proves to be right.
Specifies the subject or area of the forecast.
Specifies what is being predicted.
Informal way to report what a forecast predicts.
Used to say what a forecast indicates will happen.
Used to say what a forecast predicts, especially for weather.
To look at or find out the current prediction.
To create and state a prediction.
To provide or announce a forecast.
To formally release or announce a forecast.
To revise a forecast with the latest information.
To change or amend a previously made forecast.
To create or put together a forecast.
To create or generate a forecast, often in a formal or official capacity.
Indicates that making a prediction is challenging.
Indicates that making a prediction is challenging.