Collocations for "forecast"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "forecast" in context.
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forecast
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [positive, negative, downgraded] forecast
- check the forecast before going out
- check the forecast for your [city, destination, area]
- just let me check the forecast quickly
- have you checked the forecast (yet) today?
- the forecast says [sunny, a chance of showers]
- the forecast is never right!
- what did the forecast say?
- [check, watch] the weather forecast
- [give, present] the [weather, shipping] forecast
- your local forecast (at 8:00)
- [an hourly, five-day] forecast
- the forecast is (not) looking good for [Monday, the picnic]
- has [slashed, reduced, cut] the growth forecast
- has a grim forecast
- the stock market forecast
- forecast the [weather, result, future]
- forecast [rain, snow, a heatwave]
- [rain] is forecasted for [tomorrow, the weekend]
- forecasted [correctly, accurately, incorrectly]
- forecasted on the [TV, radio, internet, news]
- forecast [a disaster, difficulty, consequences]
- forecasted [serious, grave, great, several] problems
- forecasted that [we would have, there would be] problems
- forecasted to [grow, increase, fall , surge, plummet]
- forecast a change in [price, speed, rate]
- forecasted by [analyzing, studying, comparing]
- forecasted by [analysts, experts]
- [foreseen, forewarned] and forecasted
- forecast accuracy
- the (weather) forecast report
- the forecast map
- from the forecast center
'forecast' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):