Today, South Africa is experiencing a cloudy start, especially in eastern regions. Much of the country is seeing fog and mist, leading to reduced visibility on the roads. Drivers should maintain safe distances and keep headlights on to navigate safely through these conditions.
Isolated thunderstorms and rain are expected to develop this afternoon, particularly across the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal. Further east, widespread rain and thunderstorms are anticipated in Limpopo, bringing relief to regions suffering from dry spells. In contrast, the Free State and Western Cape may experience drier conditions with only light showers in some coastal areas.
Mild temperatures are forecasted across much of the country, with some areas like Pretoria reaching highs of 25°C. However, more extreme weather is on the horizon, with severe thunderstorms projected for the northeastern parts of Limpopo. Residents are warned of possible localized flooding and damaging winds, particularly in the Eastern Cape as rain-related alerts continue to be in effect.
This morning in South Africa, residents are greeted with a cloudy and misty start, particularly across eastern regions. Drivers are reminded to exercise caution due to reduced visibility. Isolated thunderstorms are projected for the afternoon, particularly in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, while widespread rain and thunderstorms may sweep through parts of Limpopo. The day promises mild temperatures, with some regions experiencing warm weather, especially along the coasts. Weather alerts for the Eastern areas indicate possible localized flooding due to heavy rain, particularly in areas of the Eastern Cape. Severe thunderstorms with high winds and hail are also expected in Limopopo, so communities should remain vigilant.
