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No, there are no rolled R's in english.

Thats interesting. To me T and R don't sound at all alike in those words. I can see how it might sound like 'warter' but you couldn't replace the T alltogether and still be understood at all. I find...

Yes I do, although the R sound is a little shorter in the recording than I'm used to hearing.

So what does 'wheather' sound like to everone? I can picture a british person saying something like 'whea-thah' but I promise you the R is very prominantly spoken, at least in my region. I find that...

You must be british (or something)! If you're talking about american english that would be the most rediculous statment I've ever heard.