Sentence examples for over forecasts from inspiring English sources

ANXIETY and uncertainty linger over forecasts for Afghanistan this year, as seen in our video above from Kabul, the country's capital.

Tuesday, NWSCPH, which is based in Honolulu, has taken over forecast responsibility for Iselle and Julio from the National Hurricane Center in Miami.

But the U.S. DOT does no one any favors by producing wildly inflated estimates of highway spending needs based on warmed-over forecasts that have been proven wrong over and over again and that fail to reflect real -- and likely lasting -- changes in how Americans get around.

'It can't keep not happening,' Halpert said, because otherwise they're over-forecasting.

The number of switches of the under- and over-forecast cases is also too high compared with the perfect-forecast case, as shown in Fig. 17.

As shown in subplots 2 and 3, Fig. 15, in the over-forecast or under-forecast cases, the PEESS has multiple overshoots or undershoots from ( P_{f}^{text{Baseline}} ) in hour 13.

Open image in new window Fig. 16 Impact of different forecasting accuracies of the feeder baseline load on room temperature profiles   2) As shown in subplots 2 and 3, Fig. 15, in the over-forecast or under-forecast cases, the PEESS has multiple overshoots or undershoots from ( P_{f}^{text{Baseline}} ) in hour 13.

In the other two cases, the ( P_{f}^{text{Baseline}} ) is calculated by adding or subtracting 5% random forecast errors from the perfect-forecast ( P_{f}^{text{Baseline}} ) to represent the over-forecast and the under-forecast cases, as shown in Fig. 14.

Conversely, over-forecasting can result in excess stocks that expire before use.

The Met Office took over pollution forecasts on 1 April.

"They're way over forecast," Steiner said.