9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Prognosticate' in a Sentence
"To predict or forecast something in the future based on current indications or signs; to prophesy." more
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By the time the summit begins, the weather experts will have been prognosticating the conditions for weeks.
Meteorologists have prognosticated heavy rainfall in the coastal regions, prompting flood warnings.
The weather forecaster is prognosticating heavy rainfall in the coastal regions.
The meteorologist will be prognosticating rain showers for tomorrow.
The weather experts have been prognosticating a series of storms in the region.
The meteorologist will have prognosticated the onset of a severe storm based on satellite data.
Having studied the weather patterns extensively, the meteorologist had prognosticated a severe storm approaching the coastal region.
While the scientist was prognosticating the weather, a storm suddenly hit.
The meteorologist had been prognosticating a week of continuous rainfall.
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