nowcasting
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nowcasting
(′nau̇′kast·iŋ)
(meteorology) The detailed description of the current weather along with forecasts obtained by extrapolation up to about 2 hours ahead. Any area-specific forecast for the period up to 12 hours ahead that is based on very detailed observational data.
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