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Como se dice, "The high today is supposed to be...."

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Quisiera decir que, "The high (temperature) is supposed to be 96 degrees."

Gracias por todo!

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updated Jun 8, 2010
posted by sunshinzmommie
If it is being said in Spanish it is probably 36°C; not 96°F. - 0074b507, Jun 7, 2010
It depends where she is. The Spanish stations in the U.S. use Farenheit. - BellaMargarita, Jun 7, 2010

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If it were going to be cloudy for example, you would hear, "El pronóstico para el día de hoy es nublado con 96 grados Fahrenheit," Or "Hoy estará nublado con 96 grados Fahrenheit."

This is assuming the temperature is not reported in Centigrade, which it normally would be.

updated Dec 7, 2011
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61
Querido tocayo, "hoy estará nublado" y quítale la "g" a pronóstico, así queda mejor - julianPdC, Jun 7, 2010
Gracias, tocayo, tienes toda la razón.! No sé que estaba pensando. - 005faa61, Jun 7, 2010
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La temperatura máxima prevista para hoy es de 96 grados.

Daily high temperature = máxima del día Daily low temperature = mínima del día

updated Dec 7, 2011
posted by julianPdC
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"La temperatura maxima supuesta de hoy, estará 36 grados (Centigrado)"

It's not elegant but it gets your "supposed" in mom.

updated Jun 8, 2010
posted by geofc
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La tempuratura maxima de hoy se supone que sea noventa y seis grado.

supposed to in Spanish would be se supone plus subjunctive of the second verb.

updated Jun 8, 2010
posted by BellaMargarita
"Temperatura" - geofc, Jun 7, 2010
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Hola SMom - I have seen the following sort of constructs used:

• Se espera que las temperaturas se estabilicen en máximas cercanas a los 96 grados.

• Se espera una temperatura máxima de 96° para Dallas.

• En Houston, se espera temperaturas máximas de 16 grados

• Las temperaturas máximas serán de 95 a 96 g en Austin.

• Este lunes subirán algo las temperaturas hasta los 96 grados.

• Se espera que las temperaturas máximas no superen los 96 grados.

updated Jun 8, 2010
edited by Izanoni1
posted by Izanoni1
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I don't watch the weather in Spanish, but it should be something along the lines of "Dicen que la temperatura más alta hoy debe ser noventa y seis grados." (They say that the highest temperature should be ninety-six degrees.")

updated Jun 7, 2010
edited by slkey
posted by slkey
I don't know if the translation is right (sounds right to me though), but "mas" should have an accent; mas=but, más=more - MeEncantanCarasSonrisas, Jun 7, 2010
I would use the future tense to show conjecture. - 0074b507, Jun 7, 2010
Thanks for the correction MeEncantan. I'm not sure about the future tense thing though. - slkey, Jun 7, 2010