severe weather
severe weather
severe weather
-
Storms River Suspension Bridge stays open during repairs
Visitors can still access the Storms River Suspension Bridge as SANParks extends refurbishment work until the end of August due to bad weather.
Source:
-
Paradise Beach homes still affected by recent flooding
At least four homes in Paradise Beach remain flooded weeks after heavy June rainfall, with residents complaining of little assistance from the municipality.
Source:
-
Flood devastation wipes out crops on Gamtoos Valley farm
A Loerie farm has suffered an estimated R15 million in flood damage after successive heavy rains in May and June devastated crops and irrigation systems.
Source:
-
Second Kouga flood less severe than record May event
June rains flooded the Kouga region, damaging roads and washing away soil, but officials say the event was far less severe than May’s historic flood.
Source:
-
Flood relief from Gift of the Givers brings hope to Kouga families
Gift of the Givers continues to provide emergency relief to flood-stricken Kouga communities after a second major flood in less than 30 days.
Source:
-
WATCH | Eastern Cape roads close amid heavy rain and flooding
Heavy rains have forced major road closures across the Eastern Cape, with both the Department of Transport and Kouga Municipality issuing urgent advisories.
Source:
-
Kouga roads closed after severe flooding and rising waters
Kouga Municipality has closed several roads and river crossings after severe flooding, with a Level 8 weather warning issued for the region.
Source:
-
Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary recovering after storm damage
Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary is recovering after severe May flooding caused R75,000 in road damage and weeks of disruption to its operations.
Source:
-
Garden Route National Park acts on Orange Level 8 storm warning
SANParks suspends trails and water activities across multiple sections as Orange Level 8 warning signals dangerous conditions in the days ahead.
Source:
-
Kouga and Kou-Kamma brace for more rain after May floods
Residents in Kouga and Kou-Kamma are urged to prepare for severe weather after SAWS issued a Level 5 warning for disruptive rain from 3 to 4 June.
Source:
