forecast in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Forecast (verb): To predict or estimate a future event or condition, particularly in relation to weather or economic trends.

The weather forecast predicts rain for the weekend.
Economists are trying to forecast the impact of inflation on consumer spending.
She used advanced algorithms to forecast stock market trends.
The team's forecast for the project completion date was surprisingly accurate.
His ability to forecast energy demands helped the company optimize its resources.
The weather forecast predicts a sunny weekend with mild temperatures.
Economists are still unsure how inflation will affect the stock market forecast for this year.
She relied on the financial forecast to make informed decisions about her investments.
The team's performance in the last match has changed our expectations for the upcoming tournament forecast.
As the conference approached, experts shared their forecast on emerging trends in technology.
The weather forecast predicts rain for the entire weekend.
Economists are attempting to forecast the impact of rising inflation on consumer spending.
The team's performance this season has been difficult to forecast due to numerous injuries.
She consulted several sources to create a more accurate financial forecast for the next quarter.
His ability to forecast trends in technology has made him a valuable asset to the company.