Severe thunderstorms, winds, rain and hail to hit SA. Image: Pixabay
Weather: Damning winds expected for the Western Cape
According to the South African Weather Service (SAWS), damning winds are expected for parts of the Western Cape. Here’s more about it.
Severe thunderstorms, winds, rain and hail to hit SA. Image: Pixabay
According to the South African Weather Service (SAWS), damning winds are expected for parts of the Western Cape.
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Residents and visitors have been cautioned against extreme wind conditions, which could see winds increase to potentially dangerous levels – and it could cause considerable damage over the next couple of days.
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Whether on foot or by vehicle, make sure that you remain safe as the Western Cape braces for intensive conditions over the next few days.
Here’s more news about the conditions expected for the city, and what else you can expect for the rest of the country.
Weather: Damning winds expected for the Western Cape
According to the SAWS, damning and potentially damaging winds are expected for the Western Cape.
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Heavy rain and storms could affect the Western Cape province over several days, with residents and visitors cautioned against travel in potentially dangerous winds.
When confronted with a storm, residents and visitors are advised to use extreme caution when traveling – and even if you are at home, make sure that you’re aware of the potential danger associated with wind.
Be aware, and stay okay during this time.
Weather: Storms and rain for these provinces
It’s not just about the weather conditions expected for the Western Cape, but rain and storms could also affect some of South Africa’s other provinces over this time.
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If you live in Gauteng, North-West, or Kwazulu-Natal, be aware that storms and rainy weather could be the norm until at least the final end of the year.
Safety first for readers
We’d like our friends and family at The South African to remain safe, and this includes every one of our readers! Put safety first, and always be aware that storms and wind can be associated with potential danger.
Check your weather report on the website, and remain prepared for whatever storms the future might hold!
