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Oh dam! Persistent rainfall sees improving levels in Vaal River System
The Department of Water and Sanitation on Thursday said critical dams in the Integrated Vaal River System had seen increased water levels week-on-week to a...
Thundershowers are expected to lash in most parts of the province on Thursday, with concerns about strong winds in some places.
Your Friday EWN Weather Watch.
Your EWN weather update for Wednesday.
Rain can be expected in KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday while partly cloudy but warm conditions can be expected for the Western Cape and Gauteng.
Meanwhile, warm temperatures can be expected in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.
The South African Weather Service has warned that this week will be cold in some places, with showers expected in Gauteng .
Cloudy and rainy weather conditions are set to take over most parts of the country Tuesday with North Easterly winds at 18.52 km/h|10 kt. Temperatures will average at between 10 °C and 17 °C.
Winter maintains its icy grip on Gauteng as isolated showers are expected today until Wednesday.
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Three people, including an eight-year-old girl, died after the heavy downpours hit parts of Gauteng, leaving hundreds of residents displaced.
Forecasters expected a thunderstorm last week already.
It’s been a miserable night for many Capetonians after heavy rains caused havoc on the roads and in some neighbourhoods.
Political parties have been campaigning in mostly fair weather, but on Wednesday some voters can expect to brave cold and wet conditions.
Residents can still expect scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon.
Residents staying in low lying areas have been cautioned to make plans before the rains come.
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Torrential rains pounded some parts of western Japan with three times the usual precipitation for a normal July and set off landslides and sent rivers surging over their banks, trapping many people in their houses or on rooftops.
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has issued special weather warnings across four prefectures in the west of Japan’s main island of Honshu.