Examples of using Forecasters in English and their translations into Portuguese
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in contrast with the often dry commentary of other forecasters.
evidence from European professional forecasters» by J. A. García
They also need a weather forecast for a year from specialists weather forecasters.
North American forecasters, however surprised as they were,
Sources: French Treasury, Reuters, Consensus Economics and ECB.1 Survey of prominent financial and economic forecasters as published by Consensus Economics Inc.
posing difficult challenges for forecasters and nearly unprecedented weather conditions for the region.
Upon reaching peak strength, forecasters at the National Hurricane Center predicted Hurricane Sergio to intensify further to reach winds of 120 mph 195 km/h.
Such rain may be coming: Forecasters predict a wet winter for the southeast U.S.,
An extraordinarily heavy rainy season, which forecasters blame on the La Niña weather phenomenon,
On August 28, forecasters issued a hurricane watch for southern Florida through the Florida Keys.
becoming so disorganized in the early morning of August 10 that forecasters were considering declaring the storm dissipated.
seem certain to become law in coming months, forecasters say.
have nothing to do with forecasters.
favorable conditions led forecasters to predict Florence passing near Bermuda as a strong Category 2 hurricane.
The improvement in the forecast of severe rainfall events contributes significantly in helping operational forecasters with respect to environmental monitoring.
provide difficulties and frustrations for forecasters.
A number of storms that formed in 2005 exhibited unusual behavior and challenged forecasters' ability to make correct predictions.
has prevented economic forecasters from uncorking the champagne bottles.
Isn't that the best option to be sure that the system will respond to forecasters' needs in the most accurate and relevant way?
its named storms, forecasters Jack Beven
