Complete the nervous meteorologist's weather forecast by choosing the correct word for each blank.

The forecast says it might rain tomorrow, so you should probably bring an umbrella just in case. Alternatively, the sun may decide to shine in the afternoon. I really have no idea!

The forecast says it might rain tomorrow, so you should probably bring an umbrella just in case.

We use "might" to show that something is possible but not certain. The verbs "are" and "has" do not grammatically fit before the base verb "rain."

Alternatively, the sun may decide to shine in the afternoon.

"May" is used just like "might" to express possibility. The verbs "has" and "was" cannot be followed directly by the base verb "decide."