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close to the
forecast. If this is not the case or if the
actual outcome is
affected by the
forecasts, the
reliability of the
forecasts can be significantly...
- of end uses for
weather forecasts.
Weather warnings are
important because they are used to
protect lives and property.
Forecasts based on
temperature and...
- Look up
forecast in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Forecast or
derived words may
refer to:
Forecasting, the
process of
making statements about events...
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mathematical models and
knowledge to
prepare daily weather forecasts are
called weather forecasters or
operational meteorologists.
Meteorologists work in government...
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willingness or
ability to make
tornado forecasts", and that a "good
probability of verification"
exist when
issuing such
forecasts due to the
difficulty in accurately...
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Reference class forecasting Consensus forecasts Optimism bias
Production budget Volume risk Marien, E. J.,
Demand Planning and
Sales Forecasting: A
Supply Chain...
- Bank and the OECD. A
broad range of
forecasts are
collected and
compiled by "Consensus Economics". Some
forecasts are
produced annually, but many are...
- The
Shipping Forecast is a BBC
Radio broadcast of
weather reports and
forecasts for the seas
around the
British Isles. It is
produced by the Met Office...
- that
securities analysts'
forecasts are too optimistic, and that the
investment community relies too
heavily on
their forecasts. However, this was countered...
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forecast of the most
likely weather, a set (or ensemble) of
forecasts is produced. This set of
forecasts aims to give an
indication of the
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