Linguaphone 30.2.1 weather

Part 2
Weather
Mr. Hunt: The weather forecast hasn’t been given yet, has it?
Mrs. Hunt: I don’t think so. I haven’t heard it yet.
Mr. Hunt: Turn the radio up, please. There’ll probably be a report in a few minutes. It’s almost one o’clock.
Mrs. Hunt: My hands are full: I can’t turn it up.
Mr. Hunt: All right. I’ll do it myself. This sounds like the end of a programme. 
Announcer: You’ve been listening to ‘Music for everyone’. And now here is a special message from our motoring unit. On the A5 in Buckinghamshire, where strong winds have blown several trees onto the road, driving is very dangerous. According to our reports, there have been several accidents: a man died when a tree fell and crushed his car. The accident happened at the junction of the A5 and the A43, about six miles north of Buckingham. Drivers are advised to avoid this area, since the traffic is very heavy and delays of up to thirty minutes are expected. And now here is the weather forecast for the next twenty-four hours until midday tomorrow. Rain will continue in all areas until late tonight but will die away gradually. Tomorrow will be sunny in the east; in the west there will be shower and bright periods. Temperatures will be between seventeen and eighteen degrees Centigrade. That is, sixty-three and sixty-seven degrees Fahrenheit.