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For portions of the Western Cape, Gauteng, Free State, and North West on Monday afternoon, the SA Weather Services (SAWS) issued a level 5 warning for SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS WITH HAIL.

LEVEL 5 SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS AND HAILSTORMS ARE EXPECTED TO BEGIN NOW.

On Monday afternoon, weather warnings were issued for the majority of South Africa.

SEVERE thunderstorms, HAIL and winds expected in most of SA NOW – find your area here Photo:SAWS

THESE AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE LEVEL 5 WARNING:  

  • Mogale City / Mogale City/Krugersdorp
  • Ekurhuleni / Kempton park
  • Rand West City – Randfontein / Randfontein
  • Midvaal / Meyerton
  • Merafong City / Merafong/Carletonville
  • Lesedi / Lesedi/Heidelberg
  • Ventersdorp/Tlokwe – Potch / Potchefstroom
  • Emfuleni / Vereeniging
  • Ngwathe / Ngwathe/Parys
  • Mafube / Mafube/Frankfort
  • Phumelela / Warden
  • Nketoana / Reitz
  • Dihlabeng / Bohlokong
  • Moqhaka / Moqhaka/Kroonstad
  • Maquassi Hills / Wolmaranstad
  • Lekwa-Teemane / Bloemhof
  • Nala / Khotsong/Bothaville
  • Matjhabeng / Welkom
  • Mantsopa / Ladybrand
  • Cederberg / Clanwilliam
  • Swartland / Malmesbury
  • Witzenberg / Ceres
  • Drakenstein / Paarl
  • Breede Valley / Worcester
  • Swellendam
  • Kannaland / Ladismith
  • Prince Albert
  • Hessequa / Riversdale
  • Theewaterskloof / Grabouw
  • City of Cape Town / Cape Town city
The level 5 weather warning is likely to be in effect from lunchtime to midnight on Monday. It also encouraged people to stay indoors and away from metal items if at all feasible.

"Do not take refuge behind trees or towering things." Avoid fishing and golfing since both golf clubs and fishing rods are strong conductors of electricity. Be cautious that hail, powerful gusts, and/or heavy downpours may accompany the storms. Keep a watch on the SAWS website for any updates on the development and movement of severe thunderstorms."

SAWS

SAWS
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THESE AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE LEVEL 3 WARNING:

Meanwhile, a level 3 warning for severe thunderstorms and hail was issued for these parts of the Northern Cape and Western Cape:

  • Matzikama / Vredendal
  • Karoo Hoogland / Sutherland
  • Beaufort West
  • George
  • Mossel Bay / Mosselbay
  • Bitou / Plettenberg Bay

THESE AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE LEVEL 2 WARNING:

Meanwhile, a level 2 warning for damaging winds was also issued for today in these parts of the Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, and Mpumulanga:

  • City of Tshwane / Pretoria
  • Kgetlengrivier / Koster
  • Steve Tshwete / Middelburg
  • Emalahleni / Emalahleni/Witbank
  • Ramotshere Moiloa / Zeerust
  • Moses Kotane / Pilanesberg
  • Mahikeng / Mafikeng
  • Kagisano/Molopo / Tosca
  • Tswaing / Ottosdal
  • Mamusa / Schweizer-Reneke
  • Kopanong / Fauresmith
  • Letsemeng / Koffiefontein
  • Thembelihle / Hopetown
  • Walter Sisulu – Jamestown /
  • Senqu / Barkly East
  • Emthanjeni / De Aar
  • Thembelihle / Hopetown
  • Kareeberg / VanWyksvlei
  • Hantam / Calvinia
  • !Kheis / Groblershoop
  • Khâi-Ma / Pofadder
  • Enoch Magijima – Molteno / Molteno
  • Walter Sisulu – Burgersdorp / Burgersdorp
  • Mohokare / Aliwal North
  • Ethekwini / King Shaka Airport
  • Umzimkhulu
  • Greater Kokstad / Kokstad
  • Ubuhlebezwe / Ixopo
  • Mkhambathini / Camperdown
  • Impendle
  • Okhahlamba / Royal National Park
  • Blue Crane Route / Somerset East
  • Dr Beyers Naude – Baviaans / Willowmore
  • Raymond Mhlaba – Adelaide / Adelaide
  • Kou-Kamma / Joubertina

Yes and lastly, a level 2 warning for damaging winds was also issued for these parts of the Western and Eastern Cape on Monday.

SEVERE thunderstorms, HAIL and winds expected in most of SA NOW - find your area here
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THESE AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE LEVEL 2 WARNING FOR DAMAGING WINDS:

  • M_Buffalo City / Buffalo City
  • M_Ndlambe / Port Alfred
  • M_Sundays river valley / Cape Padrone
  • M_Nelson Mandela Bay / Cape Recife
  • M_Kou-Kamma / Tsitsikama
  • M_Saldanha Bay / Saldanha Bay
  • M_City of Cape town / Cape Point
  • M_Overstrand / Hermanus
  • M_Cape Agulhas / Cape

"These winds are forecast to linger for the most of the day beginning tomorrow late morning and will most likely cause challenging driving conditions owing to fallen trees, navigation difficulties for vessels at sea, and possible disruptions to harbours and/or ports." Localized issues for high-sided trucks on high-risk routes, such as cross winds on exposed high-level roads/bridges. These winds are predicted to increase the risk of wildfires."


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It also encouraged the people to stay indoors as much as possible and away from windows that face the strong gusts.


"Be wary of the following when moving, especially between buildings: - unexpected cross winds, fallen trees or power lines, and flying debris." Small boats should avoid the open sea and seek refuge in a harbour, river estuary, or sheltered harbour. Make certain that any temporary constructions are securely fastened."


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