
Updated Tuesday 10 November 2026, 05:31 SAST
Mbombela wakes to mist today with a top of 28C, then the heat builds quickly. Tomorrow should be mostly clear and hot at 34C, and Thursday stays mostly clear at 31C. Up on the highveld, Ermelo shakes off today's fog and 26C for 33C tomorrow and 34C on Thursday, while Emalahleni climbs from a partly cloudy 28C today to 33C on both tomorrow and Thursday.
From Friday the pattern turns, with showers and thundershowers in Mbombela every day through Monday. Saturday and Sunday cool to around 25C, before Monday warms back up to 30C. Nights stay mild at about 17C. There are no active weather warnings, but get outdoor chores done tomorrow or Thursday and keep an umbrella handy once the storms arrive.
Warnings and Advisories for Mpumalanga
The 7-day forecast for Mbombela comes first, then 2 more towns across Mpumalanga.
7-Day Weather Forecast: Mbombela
Tap a town below to open its 7-day forecast.
Ermelo next.
That is every town in Mpumalanga on our list.
How SAWS weather warning levels work
The South African Weather Service issues impact-based warnings. They say what the weather could do to people, roads and homes, not only how strong it will be. Each warning has a colour and a level from 1 to 10.
- Yellow (Levels 1 to 4): minor to moderate impact. Local disruption such as flooded streets, travel delays or damage to informal homes. Stay alert.
- Orange (Levels 5 to 8): significant impact. Major travel problems, power cuts, flooding in low-lying areas and damage to property are likely. Prepare and take action.
- Red (Levels 9 and 10): severe impact. Widespread flooding, washed-away roads, damaged buildings and danger to life. Take emergency precautions at once.
The number also reflects how likely the impact is, so two warnings of the same colour can differ in how likely they are to happen. Always follow SAWS and your local disaster management.
Forecast data: South African Weather Service (weathersa.co.za) and various 3rd party providers and AI Tools.
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