different between newcast vs nowcast
newcast
English
Alternative forms
- new-cast
Etymology
From new- +? cast.
Verb
newcast (third-person singular simple present newcasts, present participle newcasting, simple past and past participle newcast or newcasted)
- (transitive) To recast; form or mould anew.
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nowcast
English
Etymology
Blend of now +? forecast
Verb
nowcast (third-person singular simple present nowcasts, present participle nowcasting, simple past and past participle nowcasted)
- To predict the weather for a very short upcoming period (usually a few hours).
- (statistics, modelling) To estimate of what is currently happening based on knowledge of how data is biased.
Noun
nowcast (plural nowcasts)
- (meteorology) A weather forecast predicting the weather for a very short upcoming period, usually only a few hours.
- (statistics, modelling) An estimate made by nowcasting.
Derived terms
- nowcasting
Anagrams
- Sactown, ant cows, snowcat
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