Consisting of three CDs and a DVD of a phenomenal live concert from 1978 (with Jaco Pastorius and Peter Erskine on the Heavy Weather tour), Forecast: Tomorrow covers every aspect of the band's career carefully and thoughtfully. It actually commences on disc one with some of Wayne Shorter's and Joe Zawinul's pre-Weather Report ensembles, beginning with their joint membership in Miles Davis' band during the Bitches Brew era with "In a Silent Way.

Disc two kicks off with an unreleased live version of "Nubian Sundance" from 1974, when their music became more progressive, funky, and complex, where the groove was decorated with all kinds of syncopated keyboard and saxophone charts, All their hit selections are here, from "Birdland," "Three Views of a Secret," "Palladium," "Pursuit of the Woman in the Feathered Red Hat," "Dream Clock," and "Dara Factor Two" from the subsequent studio albums, and there are some live cuts from the 8:30 album, including the stunning "The Orphan,“ and there is also a DJ Logic remix of "125th Street Congress.” The DVD from the Heavy Weather tour is simply outstanding, whether watched or listened to, it is a document that fans and collectors live for. This is a fitting box set that represents a seminal part of jazz and pop/rock history It serves not only as a fitting introduction to Weather Report, but also as a definitive will and testament to a band that was both a critical and popular success.