Sentence examples for forecast dipped from inspiring English sources

With the weather having now, as forecast, dipped back below freezing, the friends are resigned to going another month or so without seeing each other.

Growth rates are forecast to rise in most countries in 2013, but not in the United States, where it is forecast to dip to 2.1 percent, or in Japan, where the rate is expected to fall to 1.2 percent.

AO and NAO indices are forecast to dip -3 and -1.5 next week, respectively.

Growth of 2.75% is forecast to dip slightly in the next fiscal year, before rising to 3% a year later.

Cold nighttime temperatures — forecast to dip into the 30s — would also keep the blossoms buds from bursting out earlier.

Sky UK's satellite subscriber base has been slowly shrinking for the past few years and is forecast to dip to 9.64m households by the close of the year.

Near Hawarden, Iowa, on the Big Sioux, major flooding is forecast to dip for a time, but significant rises are expected once warmer temperatures move in and snow melts.

With the economy expected to fall into recession and car sales forecast to dip 20percentt, Hyundai is gearing up to increase sales abroad, especially in the United States, which accounts for one-quarter of foreign sales.

By September, with the lake forecast to dip into the dregs of its storage capacity in less than four months, the state imposed a ban on outdoor water use.

The company is expected give further details of its performance in its results announcement on September 9, when profits for the year to May 31 are forecast to dip to £2.7m, from £3.3m a year earlier.

Temperatures are forecast to dip close to freezing tonight and tomorrow night.