fore·cast 
(fôrkăst′)
(fôrkăst′)tr.v. fore·cast or fore·cast·ed, fore·cast·ing, fore·casts
1. To estimate or predict in advance, especially to predict (weather conditions) by analysis of meteorological data. See Synonyms at predict.
2. To serve as an advance indication of; foreshadow: price increases that forecast inflation.
n.
A prediction, as of coming events or conditions: The weather forecast stated that it would rain.
[Middle English forecasten, to plan beforehand : fore-, fore- + casten, to throw, calculate, prepare; see CAST.]
fore·casta·ble adj.
forecast′er n.
- putrescible
- putrescine
- putrid
- putridity
- putridly
- putridness
- putsch
- putschist
- put shoulder to the wheel
- put someone in place
- put (someone) in (someone's) place
- put someone in someone's place
- put someone through paces
- put (someone) through (someone's) paces
- put someone through someone's paces
- put (someone) through the wringer
- put someone through the wringer
- put (someone) up to
- put someone up to
- put something over on
- putt
- puttanesca
- puttee
- putter
- putter