No. 308 in Spanish

estará

"Estará" means "he/she/it will be" or "you (formal) will be."

In a sentence

Mañana estará soleado, según el pronóstico del tiempo.
Tomorrow it will be sunny, according to the weather forecast.
The word 'estará' is used to indicate future tense, describing the expected state of the weather.
Debes esperarlo, estará llegando pronto.
You should wait for him, he will be arriving soon.
Here, 'estará' is used in the future tense, expressing an assumption about what is likely happening.
No te preocupes, estará en casa cuando lleguemos.
Don't worry, she will be at home when we arrive.
In this case, 'estará' conveys a future event, expressing a certain expectation.

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