Sentence examples for although the forecast from inspiring English sources

Experts believe it will make its closest approach to Earth on Sunday, although the forecast might be one or two days out.

The Environment Agency said it would continue to watch river levels although the forecast suggested the weekend would be drier than recent days.

Although the forecast will be brief, related activities will go on all weekend, including a chance for children to play groundhog, er, prairie dog by writing their own winter predictions on a board by the zoo's entrance.

Although the forecast for Saturday afternoon in Denver is not as severe, Courtney said it was too late to attempt to move Game 3 to an earlier time slot.

(Note: I exclude Nevada from the calculation, although the forecast there was pretty good, because we issued that prediction only a day or two before the state voted. We did not issue forecasts, thankfully, for Minnesota, Colorado or Maine, since the polling there was thin to nonexistent).

Although the forecast result using the 3 10-min data provides good estimation in terms of the maximum coastal tsunami height along the coast, the estimated source shows false subsidence region in the south of the Nankai Trough.

Users say that although the forecasts are reliable, the app itself is slow, difficult to use and prone to crashing.

Although the forecasts vary widely, the main research firms that track Internet retail sales are predicting double-digit percentage growth this season.

Figure 10 shows that the occurrence times of event B9 forecasted using modeled sequences of rank 16 20 are close to the observed occurrence time, although the forecasts obtained using the top 5 sequences, which belong in group 1, were far from the observation.

In addition, although the forecasts made 1 day in advance are expected to be closer to the observations than other forecasts, their estimated associations with heat waves were not closer to the associations with the DTW observations than those estimates from other forecast periods, possibly because of the error propagation reason mentioned earlier.

Although some forecasters admitted that the forecast was "a flop," others did not give up on the possibility that an El Niño could occur by the end of 2014.