Today’s weather forecast. Image: istock
Weather: Heavy storms expected for THESE provinces
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) warns that some provinces could see heavy storms. Here’s which provinces are most affected.
Today’s weather forecast. Image: istock
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) warns that some provinces could see heavy storms.
Warnings include Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal. The announcement also affects other provinces.
Heavy rain, thunderstorms and lightning are to affect these provinces. Increased wind speeds and high-risk rain brings added risks.
Watch your updated report to be sure about local conditions.
Here’s more about this week’s conditions.
Weather predictions bring heavy storms for THESE provinces
Heavy storms are expected for Gauteng, North-West, LImpopo, and other provinces. KwaZulu Natal and the Western Cape are also affected.
Expect storms for some provinces from tonight.
The Weather Service predicts rain and thunderstorms.
Be careful if you’re on the road, and avoid driving or walking into storms.
Pull over and wait rather than face a direct storm.
Weather service: Warnings include
Warnings include thunderstorms and heavy rain for affected provinces. Unplug electrical appliances if you are at home Avoid standing near windows, and don’t bath (or do dishes) in a thunderstorm.
Check your updated report for current condition news.
Take weather warnings seriously. Yes, these warnings are accurate. Check them often in case there is change.
Plan your day according to the weather, and make sure you’re safe!
Weather reports updated
Reports can change.
Don’t assume the last report was correct. Check the most updated condition report to be sure you’re on the same page. Plan your travel according to what conditions are doing.
The SAWS urges South Africans to update themselves on the current report.
Warnings are subject to change. Make sure you check the newest report from the SAWS (or from our website).
Stay safe and remember that conditions can be dangerous.
Don’t travel without checking!
The South African: Find your report
We have your most updated reports.
Check this link to find out more.
Select your province to see the updated report for your area.
We urge all South Africans to stay safe! Visitors and residents should always check their local report before.
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