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词汇 weather forecast
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Definition of weather forecast in English:

weather forecast

noun
  • An analysis of the state of the weather in an area with an assessment of likely developments.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • The Met Office weather forecast for Swindon predicts sun over the weekend, with temperatures dropping.
    • The weather forecast is predicting heavy snowfall for Monday.
    • Firstly, check the weather forecast before you set out and consider if your journey is really necessary.
    • After checking the weather forecast I booked a trip for the next morning.
    • The weather forecast predicts a sunny start on Sunday but showers arriving later in the day.
    • The weather forecast says it is expected to remain cold for the rest of the week and so there must be a possibility that the game will be postponed.
    • I'm glad we did that because the weather forecast isn't that great next week.
    • They've chosen a good day, as unfortunately the weather forecast for Sunday and Monday is not too promising.
    • Right now I'm looking at the weather forecast for the rest of the week.
    • The weather forecast's good so it should be a great weekend.
    • But if the weather forecast is to be believed, there could be a grain of hope.
    • With such a bleak weather forecast, any considered addition to the ‘green’ debate has to be welcome.
    • I've just been watching the weather forecast for the week ahead and it seems we're in for a windy time again.
    • This was inconsistent with the weather forecast and not typical of the local area.
    • All three have heard the weather forecast on the radio.
    • Given the vagaries of our climate, it is essential to check the weather forecast the week before.
    • An inaccurate weather forecast meant the gritters did not get out in time, and steps will be taken to ensure it does not happen again.
    • One doesn't need to look at the weather forecast in Spain or Southern France; you know the sun's going to shine.
    • Anyone can tell our weather is changing - you just have to look out of the window or watch a weather forecast on TV.
    • Check the weather forecast before you go, as it's not very rain-friendly.
    • Even if I hadn't heard the weather forecast I could have guaranteed it would rain.

Phrases

  • weather forecasting

    • Example sentencesExamples
      • He created the term anticyclone and pointed out its importance in weather forecasting.
      • Storm chasing is not only carried out for the purpose of weather forecasting.
      • A scientist called Vilhelm Bjerknes, who lived in Norway around the turn of the century, was one of a group of experts who first formulated the problem of accurate weather forecasting in terms that we would recognise today.
      • Imagine how limited our weather forecasting would be without meteorology satellites.
      • The data will help scientists better understand how sources of local pollution affect air quality, and will improve weather forecasting and climate prediction.
      • The 18th century saw many improvements and innovative ideas regarding weather forecasting.
      • The use of radar and other instrumentation helps meteorologists track storms and study rainfall patterns, making weather forecasting more accurate.

Derivatives

  • weather forecaster

  • noun
    • She was I think the first women weather forecaster on BBC Television, and her heyday was in the early 1970s.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • A weather forecaster uses a three-dimensional map of the atmosphere, and calculates the temperature at which air will start to rise.
      • In the background, a radio fizzed and the plummy tones of a weather forecaster announced: ‘There are warnings of heavy snow, prolonged rain and hazardous conditions right across the country in the next 24 hours.’
      • A weather forecaster said the province should brace itself for more heavy downpours in some areas, as well as cold and wet conditions with moderate rains in other areas.
      • Each weather forecaster seems to revel in it being the wettest October since whenever, or stressing how the temperatures are unusually high for this time of year and so on.
  • weather forecasting

  • noun
    • The use of radar and other instrumentation helps meteorologists track storms and study rainfall patterns, making weather forecasting more accurate.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Imagine how limited our weather forecasting would be without meteorology satellites.
      • Storm chasing is not only carried out for the purpose of weather forecasting.
      • The data will help scientists better understand how sources of local pollution affect air quality, and will improve weather forecasting and climate prediction.
      • He created the term anticyclone and pointed out its importance in weather forecasting.
      • A scientist called Vilhelm Bjerknes, who lived in Norway around the turn of the century, was one of a group of experts who first formulated the problem of accurate weather forecasting in terms that we would recognise today.
      • The 18th century saw many improvements and innovative ideas regarding weather forecasting.
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