Numbers & Spelling

The Morning Weather Report

A radio presenter reads a local weather report full of temperatures, rainfall figures, sunrise times and a phone line.

B17 min

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1Good morning, here is the weather report for Thursday the third of October.

2Overnight temperatures fell to minus two degrees in the northern hills.

3In the city, the low was seven degrees, which is normal for early October.

4Today will be dry and bright, with a high of fifteen degrees this afternoon.

5Winds will stay light, reaching only ten to fifteen kilometres per hour.

6Yesterday we recorded eighteen millimetres of rain, the wettest day this month.

7So far this year, the station has measured five hundred and forty millimetres.

8Sunrise tomorrow is at seven twenty-three, and sunset is at six ten.

9On Friday, temperatures will rise slightly to seventeen degrees in most areas.

10The weekend looks colder again, with lows of three or four degrees.

11Call our weather line on oh one eight nine, double two, seven for details.

12That is all from the weather desk, now back to the morning news.

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