Snow is forecast for tomorrow. Why is not 'forecasted' used here? Snow is forecast for tomorrow. 预报明天有雪。 Why is not 'forecasted' used here? Thank you for your help.

Jeremy

Answers · 4

Both forms are technically correct, but in modern usage "forecast" is much more common.

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