Precognitive (adjective)

1. Pertaining to or possessing the ability to perceive or know things before they occur.
2. Having knowledge of events or situations before they happen through extrasensory means.
3. Having the ability to foretell future events.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from pre- + cognitive, on the pattern of precocious.

Examples:

1. She had precognitive dreams that warned her of impending danger.
2. The precognitive abilities of the psychic were put to the test.
3. The precognitive vision showed him the future outcome of the election.
4. Many people believe in precognitive powers, but the evidence is still inconclusive.
5. Her precognitive sense alerted her to the approaching storm.