The common name for a meteorologist’s prediction about the weather is a "weather forecast." Weather forecasts provide information about expected atmospheric conditions over a specific period, typically covering temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind speed, and atmospheric pressure. Meteorologists use a combination of data from satellites, weather stations, radar, and computer models to make these predictions. Forecasts are essential for various activities, including agriculture, travel, and disaster preparedness, as they help individuals and organizations make informed decisions based on anticipated weather patterns. Accurate forecasting plays a crucial role in addressing unpredictable weather events and enhancing public safety.