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Philip Duncan teams up with NZHerald.co.nz to explain how Japan’s devastating tsunami rippled out across the Pacific – plus he shows how many aftershocks have occurred, where they’ve occurred and the area responsible for all the activity and tsunami.
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Guest on 17/03/2011 1:54am
I love how WeatherWatch is able to keep us in the know about these natural disasters but not let it overpower the weather. Congrats.
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Judy on 16/03/2011 3:51am
Your explanations make it easy to understand what is happening. Thanks.
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Tony Hastings on 16/03/2011 2:12am
Thank you Phil. Clear and concise as always.
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