Western Cape residents urged to prepare for severe weather as level four warning issued for heavy rain and strong winds.
South Africans are being urged to prepare for a severe winter weather system as a powerful cold front, followed by a cut-off low, is set to sweep across the country…
Powerful cold front expected to bring cold, wet and windy conditions with snow over mountain areas this Women’s Day long weekend.
Cold front clears KwaZulu-Natal as N3 remains open, with authorities confirming stable road conditions after Drakensberg snowfall this week.
Nelson Mandela Bay faces severe weather with heavy rainfall warnings. Residents must prepare for flooding and hazardous conditions, prioritizing safety.
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.
Cape Town reports no major incidents from severe weather warnings, but urges caution due to flooding and ongoing monitoring.
All disaster management centres are on high alert as the South African Weather Service warned of two intense cold fronts expected to strike parts of the Western Cape.
Kouga Local Municipality is responding to widespread flooding after approximately 100mm of overnight rain impacted various parts of the region.