Numbers & Spelling

Weather Forecast with Temperatures

A weather presenter gives temperatures and rainfall figures for the week ahead.

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1Tomorrow will be warm in the south, with temperatures reaching twenty four degrees.

2In Scotland, expect a cooler day, around thirteen degrees in Edinburgh.

3That is spelled E D I N B U R G H for our listeners abroad.

4Rainfall in the northwest could reach forty millimetres by Friday evening.

5Winds along the coast may blow at fifty kilometres per hour.

6On Saturday, the temperature will drop to about nine degrees at night.

7The chance of rain on Sunday is around seventy percent in most areas.

8Last July was the hottest on record, at thirty eight point five degrees.

9That beat the old record of thirty six degrees from nineteen seventy six.

10Sunrise tomorrow is at five forty eight, and sunset at eight twenty two.

11Remember to drink at least two litres of water in this heat.

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