The rain kept getting pushed back
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The rain kept getting pushed back. They had forecast rain 8pm and it changed to 10pm not it isn’t going to rain until 1am.
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You might say, for example, one of the following: The time of the big downpour keeps getting pushed forward. It was first forecast for 8 PM, then, when it didn't happen at 8, to 10 PM. It didn't happen at 10, so now they say it's going to happen at 1 AM.
- You might say, for example, one of the following: The time of the big downpour keeps getting pushed forward.
- It was first forecast for 8 PM, then, when it didn't happen at 8, to 10 PM.
- It didn't happen at 10, so now they say it's going to happen at 1 AM.
- The forecast for the big rain has been inaccurate, resulting in two revisions.
- First 8 PM, then 10 PM, and now it's forecast for 1 PM.
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You might say, for example, one of the following:
The time of the big downpour keeps getting pushed forward. It was first forecast for 8 PM, then, when it didn't happen at 8, to 10 PM. It didn't happen at 10, so now they say it's going to happen at 1 AM.
The forecast for the big rain has been inaccurate, resulting in two revisions. First 8 PM, then 10 PM, and now it'
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