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forecaster ['fɔ:kɑ:stə]

n. 预报员

forecaster

[ noun ]
someone who makes predictions of the future (usually on the basis of special knowledge)
<noun.person>

Forecaster \Fore*cast"er\, n.
One who forecast. --Johnson.

Robert R. Prechter, a widely followed market forecaster, told his hotline subscribers Friday night it is "possible that the long-awaited short-term correction has begun."
"It's mainly a concern to marine interests at the present time," forecaster Hal Gerrish said.
Charles Notis, a weather forecaster with Freese-Notis Weather in Des Moines, Iowa, was one of several private forecasters whose 24-hour to 48-hour forecast included increased chances for rain in eastern portions of the Grain Belt.
Perhaps inflation is yesterday's story, as Tim Congdon, the other City forecaster on the government's panel, argues.
David C. Munro, senior economic forecaster at General Motors Corp., calls the rebound "a blip."
The typhoon, which hit the central Philippines Tuesday with peak winds of 150 mph, had weakened to 94 mph and was continuing west into the South China Sea late Wednesday, said Crisologo Enriquez, the Manila weather bureau's chief forecaster.
The betting among forecasters is that the abnormally slow recovery will continue, but doubts are growing. Mr Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman and a veteran forecaster, has been as surprised as anybody by the prolonged semi-recession.
Charles Notis, a private weather forecaster in Des Moines, Iowa, has all the weather explanations that he needs.
Norman Higby, a Menlo Park, Calif., energy forecaster, was even more skeptical.
The first, due out after the close of trading today, will come from influential private forecaster Conrad Leslie.
Angel Alvarez Gomez, a weather service forecaster, was quoted by the government news agency Notimex as saying the storms dumped more than five inches of water in the area around the capital.
"It looks like it's better organized," said hurricane forecaster Hal Gerrish. "The environment is a little more favorable" for development.
The dynamics of the atmosphere are so sensitive to small changes in the starting conditions that even a forecaster with an infinitely powerful computer could not predict the details of the weather a month ahead.
"We've had rainfall across the area of 4 to 14 inches," said weather service forecaster Ernest Ethridge. "The rain fell quickly.
"At this time of the year, a hurricane is always a possibility," forecaster Noel Risynchok said.
The boat was enjoying unusual southeasterly winds of up to nearly 30 mph, according to weather forecaster Sharon Alden.
It's coming almost from the Arctic Circle," said Craig Ellis, head forecaster for the weather service office in Phoenix, where it was 37 degrees Tuesday morning.
The stock market historically has been regarded as a barometer and forecaster of economic health, so any severe selloff always provokes anxiety.
The weakening storm system was 312 miles south of Hawaii Island on Friday morning, bringing a chance of rain and cloudiness to the southern tip of the Hawaiian chain, forecaster Clarence Lee said.
When the weather forecaster from Washington, D.C., was first hired, mail was so negative, the NBC staff hid it from Scott.
Meanwhile, one Chicago weather forecaster's prediction of chilly weather and a possible frost this weekend in the upper Midwest also served to drive prices higher.
"It's like a blast furnace out there," said Rich Naistat, a forecaster in Minneapolis.
The storm was expected to maintain that motion through Saturday, with little change in strength, said forecaster Miles Lawrence.
"We look at the economics of the thing, and we don't have a good understanding of what is going on," says Donald Ratajczak, an economic forecaster at Georgia State University.
Albert Sindlinger, a veteran forecaster whose Wallingford, Pa., firm tracks household-spending trends as a measure of the economy's health, is even more convinced.
"I've got a major storm warning out for Monday," and it likely will ebb into a minor magnetic storm Tuesday, said Chris Balch, duty forecaster at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Environment Laboratory in Boulder, Colo.
Until then, hurricane forecasters will have to rely on satellite reports, said forecaster Miles Lawrence.
Entered the civil service in 1980 after an academic career as an economic forecaster at the London Business School.
Maybe we'll get lucky again but it doesn't look like it in ths case." Three of this season's Atlantic hurricanes _ Dean, Erin and Gabrielle _ turned north into the open Atlantic before reaching the Caribbean, forecaster Hal Gerrish said.
"Any typhoon of this strength is capable of massive destruction," said forecaster Vicente Manalo.

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