"Nous ne savons pas quelle sera la météo demain."

Translation: We don't know what will be the weather tomorrow.

[murphypjace]

The accepted answer is quite clumsy. "We don't know what the weather will be like tomorrow" is a better option.

[barrington111]

This is definitely the best translation.

[DaveKral]

It can also be "We don't know what the weather will be tomorrow." Duo has used the most stilted, least common construction of the sentence.

[ivornovello]

No reason why "will be" can't be at the end of the sentence. Please amend your correction

[eleanor.toye]

"We don't know what the weather will be tomorrow" is better English but is not accepted.

[CSA_GW]

In another sentence, it is plural " leS prévisionS météo"; here is simply "LA metro".

Is it correct to understand that French always singular "LA metro", and plural " leS prévisionS météo"?