Sentence examples for be forecast on from inspiring English sources

Freshwater resources can be mapped, and salinity risk and the outcome of management interventions may be forecast, on the basis of the specific architecture of complete groundwater flow systems-enabling practical, cost-effective protection and development of water resources.

We also do not include ash fall hazards, which can strongly affect distal areas, but whose precise areas of impact can only be forecast on a day to day basis owing to variations in eruption style and magnitude and in wind directions.

The pollution is forecast on a scale of one to 10.

Lower amounts are forecast on higher grounds in Wales and Devon and Cornwall.

Rain was forecast on Sunday from Texas to the mid-Atlantic states.

More rain is forecast on an unsettled looking Sunday, although it may fall outside the race hours.

Even stronger winds gusting up to 50mph are forecast on Saturday and the Royal and Ancient organisers will face a difficult task to get the tournament finished on schedule by Sunday.

"A high tide is forecast on Christmas Day, which means that if we also have an area of low pressure and onshore winds, we could have a problem," explains Baker.

A range of precipitation was forecast on Monday for the country's midsection, including heavy snow, ice and blustery winds in parts of 11 states and heavy rain in already waterlogged parts of Missouri and Arkansas.

Council gritters are out on the roads as more snow is forecast on Wednesday.

More showers are forecast on Sunday, with an isolated thunderstorm possible overnight.