🎬 7 Day Weather Forecast Video
The rest of today brings a widely unsettled picture across much of the country, with showers and thundershowers rolling through Gauteng, the Free State, Mpumalanga, North West and the Northern Cape, while Polokwane sees rain showers and Durban catches slight rain. Along the coasts, keep an eye out for the six Damaging Waves warnings currently in force, and expect Cape Town to stay partly cloudy at a mild 12 to 19 degrees while Gqeberha remains cloudy and cool. Tomorrow looks set to carry a similar damp and stormy theme through the interior, so hold onto that umbrella.
⚠️ Weather Warnings TL;DR
- Damaging Waves (Warning Level 4) – Mossel Bay, Lamberts Bay and 10 more areas, valid until 23:59 on 4 September.
No new or upgraded warnings since this morning.
🗓️ Weather Warnings and Advice for the Days Ahead
Fire Danger Warnings
- Extremely high fire danger conditions are expected over the eastern eastern parts of both Free State and North West, as well as the central and northern parts of Limpopo.
Advisories
- Wet and windy conditions are expected over most parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
- Very cold conditions are expected in places over Chris Hani and Joe Gqabi district municipalities of the Eastern Cape.
- Very cold, wet and windy conditions can be expected in places over the Namakwa (Northern Cape) and the interior of the Western Cape.
Source: South African Weather Service severe weather alerts.
Looking to Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings a mixed bag across South Africa, with showers and thundershowers rolling through Gauteng and the Free State, gentle rain and drizzle along the KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape coasts, and lovely clear skies gracing the Western Cape. Temperatures range from a cool 11°C in the Free State up to a pleasant 25°C in the Western Cape.
From the Weather Community
Forecast data: South African Weather Service (weathersa.co.za).