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Free sign upThe phrase "a forecasts" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "a forecast" since "forecast" is a singular noun.
Example: "The weather service issued a forecast for heavy rain this weekend."
Alternatives: "a prediction" or "an outlook".
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These may cover (a) forecasts that never came true; (b) impossibilities at their time; (c) contrafactual forecasts "What if..?" 4.
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A forecast?
It's just a forecast.
Of course the latter is a forecast.
(He did not make a forecast).
That is probably too extreme a forecast.
Adding a forecasting component was relatively straightforward.
All three then presented a forecast.
A forecast predicts a plunge in gasoline prices.
Another option would be to sell a forecast of the forecast of the forecast.
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