South Africa Anticipates Snowy Bliss as Heatwave Takes a Backseat in Most Parts

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South Africa Anticipates Snowy Bliss as Heatwave Takes a Backseat in Most Parts
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A cold-snowy weekend is predicted in South Africa over the weekend, bringing relief from a heatwave in KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga, Free State and the Eastern Cape.

South Africans can expect a cold and snowy weekend as a snow-bearing cold front approaches, bringing delight to those experiencing a heatwave

Meteorologists forecast a significant temperature drop starting from Friday, accompanied by heavy rains- This weekend will bring a pleasant change for some parts of South Africa currently experiencing heatwaves as a snow-bearing cold front is expected in most parts of the country, withon YouTube, Meteolorogist Annette Botha said, temperatures are expected to drop drastically starting from Friday going into early next week, with heavy rains expected.

She added that there is the likelihood of light snow over bordering areas of Lesotho, the Free State, Mpumalanga, andSouth Africans showed great enthusiasm for the approaching cold front, some calling it a break from the heatwave in most parts of the country."I saw snow in December years ago at Merino- Inn Motel in Colesberg. Everyone laughs when I say it. They probably think I am simple at my age.

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