Johannesburg – South Africa is bracing for a bout of extreme weather as the South African Weather Service (SAWS) issues a nationwide warning. From Saturday, expect a severe cold front accompanied by strong, potentially damaging winds sweeping across the country.
Snow Expected Almost Everywhere
Get your winter woolies ready! Snowfall is predicted for almost every province, excluding Limpopo. This widespread snowfall could lead to significant disruptions, particularly on the roads. Authorities are urging motorists to exercise extreme caution and, if possible, postpone non-essential travel.
Thunderstorm Risk for KZN & Inland
KwaZulu-Natal and other inland provinces, including Gauteng, face a risk of severe thunderstorms, particularly on Monday. Stay updated on local forecasts and heed any warnings issued by SAWS.
Small stock farmers are strongly advised to take proactive measures to protect their livestock from the harsh conditions. Cold and wind can pose a significant threat to vulnerable animals.
- Ensure animals have adequate shelter from the wind and rain.
- Provide extra feed and water to help them maintain body temperature.
- Monitor livestock closely for signs of distress.
The cold snap is expected to last until at least the middle of next week. Stay informed, stay safe, and prepare for the challenging weather conditions ahead. Follow newsrpt.com for ongoing updates.