The past tense of "forecast" is "forecasted" or "forecast." Both forms are commonly used and acceptable. The choice between the two may depend on the context or personal preference. In the English language, we have different ways to indicate actions that have already happened, such as using past tense. Just like the weather forecast that predicts what the weather will be like, the past tense of "forecast" allows us to describe previous predictions or projections. So, if you had predicted something in the past, you can say, "I forecasted (or forecast) that it would rain today." Language is a wonderful tool that allows us to express ideas both in the present and the past.
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