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Today’s Weather Forecast (Wednesday, 11 November 2026)

The weather for 11 November 2026: Sweltering heat inland, cloudy along the south. Hottest in Northern Cape at 39°C, coldest in Eastern Cape at 12°C.

South Africa weather map for Wednesday 11 November 2026 with temperatures for Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban and more.
Today's highs and lows across the country, with SAWS warnings and the moon phase. Visuals by PubgentIQ AI

Updated Wednesday 11 November 2026, 05:32 SAST

Sweltering heat inland, cloudy along the south. Today’s weather for 34 towns across the nine provinces: the sky, the high and the low, the chance of rain and the wind, town by town.

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Weather Warnings Today

Red level 10
Veld Fire Conditions
Pofadder, Springbok, Prince Albert + 7 more · from 08:00 on Wednesday 11 November, valid until 18:59 on 11 November
Areas
  • Pofadder
  • Springbok
  • Prince Albert
  • Calvinia
  • Beaufort West
  • Sutherland
  • Laingsburg
  • Graaff – Reinet
  • Burgersdorp
  • Cradock
Expected impacts
  • Conditions are such that the FDI index is above 75. Under these conditions fires may develop and spread rapidly resulting in damage to property and possible loss of human and/or animal life.
What to do ▼
All personnel and equipment should be removed from the field. Fire teams, labour and equipment are to be placed on full stand-by. At first sign of smoke, every possible measure should be taken in order to bring the fire under control in the shortest possible time. All available aircraft are to be called for without delay.

Today’s Weather for Major Cities and Towns

Gauteng

4 towns today
Johannesburg
Clear skies
32°/13°
0% rain
NNW 5 km/h
Pretoria
Clear skies
33°/15°
0% rain
NE 5 km/h
Soweto
Clear skies
32°/14°
0% rain
NNW 5 km/h
Vereeniging
Clear skies
33°/15°
0% rain
NW 5 km/h

Western Cape

4 towns today
Cape Town
Cloudy
24°/16°
0% rain
WSW 10 km/h
Stellenbosch
Partly cloudy
26°/11°
0% rain
WSW 10 km/h
Paarl
Partly cloudy
28°/13°
0% rain
WSW 10 km/h
George
Cloudy
22°/12°
0% rain
SSW 10 km/h

KwaZulu-Natal

4 towns today
Durban
Mostly clear
27°/19°
0% rain
NE 15 km/h
Pietermaritzburg
Mostly clear
33°/15°
0% rain
E 5 km/h
Richards Bay
Mostly clear
33°/18°
0% rain
N 5 km/h
Newcastle
Mostly clear
33°/15°
0% rain
E 5 km/h

Eastern Cape

4 towns today
Gqeberha
Cloudy
25°/12°
0% rain
SW 15 km/h
East London
Cloudy
26°/15°
0% rain
S 5 km/h
Mthatha
Partly cloudy
32°/14°
0% rain
SSE 10 km/h
Queenstown
Partly cloudy
35°/13°
0% rain
ESE 10 km/h
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Free State

3 towns today
Bloemfontein
Mostly clear
35°/14°
0% rain
NE 10 km/h
Bethlehem
Partly cloudy
32°/10°
0% rain
NE 5 km/h
Kroonstad
Mostly clear
36°/15°
0% rain
NE 5 km/h

Limpopo

4 towns today
Polokwane
Partly cloudy
34°/15°
0% rain
NNE 5 km/h
Tzaneen
Mostly clear
32°/17°
0% rain
E 5 km/h
Thohoyandou
Mostly clear
32°/18°
0% rain
SE 5 km/h
Musina
Mostly clear
35°/19°
0% rain
E 10 km/h

Mpumalanga

3 towns today
Mbombela
Partly cloudy
31°/15°
0% rain
SW 0.1 km/h
eMalahleni
Partly cloudy
31°/15°
0% rain
NNW 5 km/h
Ermelo
Partly cloudy
28°/12°
0% rain
NE 5 km/h

North West

4 towns today
Mahikeng
Mostly clear
36°/16°
0% rain
N 5 km/h
Rustenburg
Partly cloudy
36°/17°
0% rain
N 5 km/h
Potchefstroom
Partly cloudy
35°/15°
0% rain
NNW 5 km/h
Klerksdorp
Mostly clear
36°/15°
0% rain
NNW 5 km/h

Northern Cape

4 towns today
Kimberley
Mostly clear
39°/16°
0% rain
WSW 10 km/h
Upington
Mostly clear
40°/16°
0% rain
WSW 15 km/h
Springbok
Partly cloudy
33°/20°
0% rain
SW 15 km/h
De Aar
Partly cloudy
37°/17°
0% rain
W 15 km/h

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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