Today’s Weather: Thundershowers in the north with fog down south – 24 September
Expect a mixed bag today with partly cloudy skies inland, fog in the Western Cape, and showers or thundershowers over the northern and eastern provinces.
Expect a mixed bag today with partly cloudy skies inland, fog in the Western Cape, and showers or thundershowers over the northern and eastern provinces.
Thundershowers are expected across KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo and Mpumalanga, with fog in the Western Cape and mostly partly cloudy conditions elsewhere.
This week brings plenty of cloud across the country, with warm days settling in from Windhoek to Otjiwarongo, both sitting around 30 to 33C under grey skies.
Widespread showers and thundershowers cover most of South Africa today with temperatures from 11 to 28C, while Limpopo stays partly cloudy.
Widespread showers and thundershowers are expected across most provinces tomorrow, with temperatures ranging from 11 to 28°C.
This week brings warm, mostly cloudy weather across much of Namibia from 22 to 28 September.
Wet and unsettled across South Africa today with rain, showers and thundershowers in most provinces, fog in the Western Cape.
The South African Weather Service says a strong El Nino is already under way, with drier mid-summer conditions and above-normal temperatures expected.
Wet and unsettled across South Africa tomorrow with rain, showers and thundershowers in most provinces, fog in the Western Cape, and highs from 24 to 32C.
Northern Cape's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Kimberley and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
North West's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Mahikeng and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Mpumalanga's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Mbombela and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Limpopo's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Polokwane and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Free State's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Bloemfontein and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Eastern Cape's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Gqeberha and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
KwaZulu-Natal's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Durban and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Western Cape's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Cape Town and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Gauteng's weather for the week, 21 - 27 September 2026: Johannesburg and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
This week starts off mild and settled across much of the country.
Widespread showers and thundershowers hit most provinces today with the Western Cape clear, while SAWS warns of severe thunderstorms and veld fire conditions.
Northern Cape's weather for the working week, 21 - 25 September 2026: Kimberley and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
North West's weather for the working week, 21 - 25 September 2026: Mahikeng and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Mpumalanga's weather for the working week, 21 - 25 September 2026: Mbombela and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
Limpopo's weather for the working week, 21 - 25 September 2026: Polokwane and the province's main towns day by day, with SAWS warnings and advisories.
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