a long-range weather-forecast
1long-range weather forecast — A weather forecast covering a period of more than forty eight hours from the time of the forecast. The term more often is applied to a thirty day outlook …
2Long range weather forecasts — A real time trial of a methodology utilised to generate Day 1 to Day 7 forecasts, by mechanically integrating judgmental (human) and automated predictions, has been ongoing since 20 August 2005 (Stern (2007a).It has been found that the sets of… …
3long-range — adj [only before noun] 1.) able to hit something that is a long way away ≠ ↑short range ▪ long range nuclear missiles ▪ He scored with a long range shot. 2.) relating to a time that continues far into the future ≠ ↑short range long range… …
4long-range — long ,range adjective 1. ) continuing or looking far into the future: a long range prediction/plan/forecast: The long range weather forecast predicts an unusually cold winter. 2. ) long range weapons, aircraft, etc. are able to travel over long… …
5long-range — adj. 1. involving an extended span of time; of plans, goals, or predictions; as, long range goals; a long range weather forecast. [WordNet 1.5 +PJC] 2. suitable for or reaching long distances; as, a long range missile; long range nuclear… …
6long-range — UK / US adjective 1) continuing or looking far into the future a long range prediction/plan/forecast: The long range weather forecast predicts an unusually cold winter. 2) a) long range weapons, aircraft etc are able to travel over long distances …
7long-range — adjective (only before noun) 1 a long range decision, plan etc is about a period far in the future: long range weather forecast 2 a long range missile, bomb etc is able to hit something that is a long way away …
8ˈlong-ˌrange — adj 1) continuing or looking far into the future a long range weather forecast[/ex] 2) able to travel long distances long range aircraft/missiles[/ex] …
9long range forecast — weather prediction for several days …
10forecast — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ good, optimistic ▪ gloomy, pessimistic ▪ conservative ▪ accurate, correct …
