NORTHERN CAPE’s 5 Day Weather Forecast: 14 – 18 September 2026

1. Intermittent showers and thundershowers from Sunday until Monday afternoon, heavy at times with possible large amounts of small hail and lightning. 2. Significant drop in temperatures over the high-lying areas. 3. Windy coastal and interior conditions. 4. Very rough seas (reaching 4.0 to 4.5 m south of Table Bay).

What to do: The public and small stock farmers are advised to take the necessary precaution to ensure the safety and health of their animals during very cold days. Limit outdoor activities and keep warm.

1. Intermittent showers and thundershowers from Sunday until Monday afternoon, heavy at times with possible large amounts of small hail and lightning. 2. Significant drop in temperatures over the high-lying areas. 3. Windy coastal and interior conditions. 4. Very rough seas (reaching 4.0 to 4.5 m south of Table Bay).

What to do: The public and small stock farmers are advised to take the necessary precaution to ensure the safety and health of their animals during very cold days. Limit outdoor activities and keep warm.

1. Intermittent showers and thundershowers from Sunday until Monday afternoon, heavy at times with possible large amounts of small hail and lightning. 2. Significant drop in temperatures over the high-lying areas. 3. Windy coastal and interior conditions. 4. Very rough seas (reaching 4.0 to 4.5 m south of Table Bay).

What to do: The public and small stock farmers are advised to take the necessary precaution to ensure the safety and health of their animals during very cold days. Limit outdoor activities and keep warm.

Yellow Level 4 Warning for Disruptive Rain leading to flooding of roads and settlements, major disruption of traffic flow are expected over the eastern Namakwa of the Northern Cape, the Central Karoo District of the Western Cape.

Yellow level 2 Warning for Severe Thunderstorms with excessive lightning leading to localised injuries (human and livestock) and service disruption due to power disruptions over the Nama Khoi and Kamiesberg municipalities of the Northern Cape, the West Coast, Cape Winelands, Overberg Districts, as well as the City of Cape Town of the Western Cape.

Yellow Level 2 Warning for Damaging Winds resulting in damages to informal settlements, power and communication disruption are expected over the North West province, eastern parts of the Northern Cape, the central and the western parts of the Free State province, central and western parts of Limpopo and in places over the northern parts of the Eastern Cape.

A Cut-off low pressure system developing west of the country, is expected to affect the Western and Northern Cape provinces from Sunday into Monday (14/09/2026). The public and small stock farmers are advised that intermittent showers and thundershowers accompanied heavy downpours at times with possible large amounts of small hail and lightning, significant drop in temperatures over the high-lying areas, windy coastal and interior conditions as well as very rough seas (reaching 4.0 to 4.5 m south of Table Bay).