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Meanings of forecaster in English

Portuguese
adivinha
Catalan
vaticinador

Someone who makes predictions of the future (usually on the basis of special knowledge)

adivinha
Usage of forecaster in English
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Another prominent storm forecaster, Colorado State University, also reduced its forecast recently.
Reuters
2
So it's not going to be ideal, said state forecaster Mark Trenorden.
News.com.au
3
Pai, the lead forecaster of the Indian weather office in New Delhi.
Reuters
4
MetService forecaster John Law said only 7mm of rain fell on Canterbury.
Radio NZ
5
The forecaster said there is also the possibility of localised spot flooding.
The Irish Times
6
Joining us from the Met Service is duty weather forecaster Heath Gunnery
Radio NZ
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A MetService forecaster said the rain front passed through quicker than expected.
Radio NZ
8
You're a good forecaster, Bud, for your prediction has been fulfilled already.
The Radio Boys in the Thousand Islands; Or, The Yankee-Canadian ...
9
OPEC is the second major forecaster to lift its demand estimates this week.
Reuters
10
Metservice forecaster Tom Adams said motorists would need to watch for morning ice.
Radio NZ
11
Lead forecaster Michael Fagin has been providing mountain weather forecasts since the 1970's.
Climbing Magazine
12
But forecaster Mads Naeraa-Spiers said it was unlikely to spread to eastern areas.
Radio NZ
13
Pai, lead forecaster of the Indian weather office, referring to September.
Reuters
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Housing investments will fall even stronger: by 7 percent, the government's forecaster said.
Reuters
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A forecaster who managed the impossible, made Irish weather seem decent.
Priest
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OPEC joins the U.S. government's forecaster in raising oil demand estimates this week.
Reuters
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Forecaster through the time
Forecaster across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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