weathercast
English edit
Etymology edit
Blend of weather + forecast. Alternatively from weather + -cast, from broadcast.
Noun edit
weathercast (plural weathercasts)
- (meteorology) A weather forecast, especially one broadcast by radio or television.
- 1965 July 29, “It'll Be Scorcher Again”, in Deseret News, Utah, USA, retrieved 4 February 2009, page B1:
- The official weathercast called for variable cloudiness.
- 2009 February 3, “Hot Box: TV worth talking about”, in Toronto Star, retrieved 4 February 2009:
- Jocular TV weatherman Dave Devall […] announced on last night's 6 o'clock news that he is easing into retirement. […] His last regular weathercast will be April 3.