Hi Michelle, most days we try to provide text with it to give some understanding.  I actually don’t write scripts for what I do, years of live radio interviews made them unnecessary – so I can’t just simply copy and paste that up for you unfortunately!

But here are the main points from this video:

• The ash cloud is finally moving off our shores and we don’t anticipate any issues for the next 24 to 36 hours, but it’s a changing situation and the ash could return again as the volcano is constantly erupting.  It had an especially big eruption today which will take 4 to 6 days to get near NZ.
• Big low in the Tasman heading our way.  Heavy rain for western and northern NZ over the next 12 to 18 hours with only lighter falls for eastern NZ.
• Sunday sees a cold change advance from the south, it could bring snow to low levels around Southland and Dunedin, and possibly bring you a cold change on Sunday night.  One to watch but at this stage we don’t expect anything too severe.
• And we show a couple of lunar eclipse photos, which you can see on our homepage still.

Will make sure we try to get text with most of our updates.

Cheers

Phil