A weather forecast is a scientific prediction of atmospheric conditions at a specific location over a defined period. This prediction typically includes information about various weather elements, such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind speed and direction, and atmospheric pressure. Weather forecasts are generated using meteorological data collected from observations, weather satellites, radar systems, and computer models that simulate the atmosphere’s behavior. The main purpose of a weather forecast is to inform the public and help individuals and organizations make decisions based on anticipated weather conditions, such as planning outdoor activities, preparing for severe weather events, or managing agricultural practices. Weather forecasts can vary in time scales, from short-term (hours to a few days) to long-term (weeks to months). They are essential for daily life, transportation, agriculture, and disaster management.
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