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"Although jobs gains continue, they are rather modest and that's what is affecting people's overall sentiment," said Kevin Logan, a senior market economist at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in New York, and the top forecaster of consumer spending in a Bloomberg Markets magazine survey last year.

But the forecasters of looming chaos proved dramatically wrong.

For the "real story" and "the facts" the morning hosts bring on meteorologist Joe Bastardi, the chief forecaster of the consulting firm WeatherBell.

Each ended with a reminder that the Weather Channel was "the official forecaster of Advertising Week".

I consider him to be the greatest forecaster of all time.

What you have here instead is the forecasters' version of Charlie Brown and the football.

It predicts school readiness better than IQ scores and is a reliable forecaster of math and reading aptitudes.

He became the first regular, official weather forecaster of the US Government, and was a fervent supporter of research in atmospheric physics.

Because no forecaster was top-ranked for both growth and inflation, the best approach may be to pair the projections of the best forecasters of each one.

Now, the forecaster is the egghead of the newsroom.

The Federal Reserve's aim was to "put on the brakes" to head off inflation, said Lawrence R. Klein, professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania and leader of the forecasters' group.