South Africans are in for cold and wet weather over large parts of the country this coming week.
South Africans can expect cold and wet weather across much of the country over the coming week. An intense low-pressure system is expected to bring
The South African Weather Service warns that the weather system, known as a cut-off low, is notorious for causing flooding, damaging winds and severe thunderstorms.Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has announced that all schools in the Overberg, Cape Winelands, and Helderberg will be closed on Monday amid warnings of heavy downpours expected for tomorrow.Eskom has also announced that it is experiencing a major faults backlog in parts of the Western Cape due to bad weather conditions.
Forecaster Axinia Sethabela says, “Today we are expecting severe thunderstorms which may lead to heavy rain and hail over the central parts of the country. Provinces such as the Free State, North West, and eastern parts of the Northern Cape would be affected. Strong winds as well as a decrease in temperatures are also expected with temperatures ranging in degrees. The South African Weather Services has issued a warning to drivers and residents to stay alert.
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