# V12 · Facts have their own labels

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Original factual words · linked explanation and dated 9 October station clue.

A weather forecast describes what may happen. Meteorologists use weather models and expertise to make predictions. A later weather report is a different kind of clue. A forecast can help an indoor story plan without promising the result.

The Bureau's Rockhampton Aero station table lists long-term mean rainfall of 127.0 mm for January and 27.7 mm for August. Those are past-record averages for one station, not rain measured by our class or a prediction for today. A child can ask about the source without reading decimals or calculating an average.

Neither is today’s local observation. A grown-up checks dates, scope, rights and relevance before replacing a local fact.

P1: https://www.bom.gov.au/news-and-media/right-as-rain-how-to-interpret-the-daily-rainfall-forecast
P2: https://www.bom.gov.au/climate/averages/tables/cw_039083.shtml

The complete words work without the picture. This selected stage supplies no staff meaning or unseen later result. Original shapes/words, not provider media.

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