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Europe storm death toll to rise
Some 486,000 properties in Britain were left without power and flights were halted in Amsterdam.
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Rain brings benefit and loss - WC farms
Although rains have damaged crops and livestock, it is considered part of the package.
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Du Noon shacks flooded
Cape Town’s heavy rains have left some informal settlement dwellers destitute.
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CT weather soaks settlements
Disaster services have been on high alert and are assessing the affected areas.
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WC warned to drive carefully
Since the start of the weekend various accidents have been reported on the N1 and N2.
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Kliptown shacks under water
Heavy rain left the informal settlement on the banks of the Klipspruit River partially submerged.
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Vehicles washed away in JHB heavy rains
At least three vehicles have been washed away and homes flooded due to heavy rains in Gauteng.
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CT braces for cold fronts
Cape Town can expect a wet and windy week ahead, the SA Weather Service said on Tuesday.
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Wet weather to continue
SA Weather service says rains are only expected to clear up by Sunday night.
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CT disaster management called in
More than 750 households on the Cape Flats were left waterlogged by this week’s heavy downpours.
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Hailstorms hit Joburg
Severe hailstorms hit Joburg on Thursday 6 September 2012, causing flooding on many roads.
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SA hit by severe weather conditions
South Africa is experiences heavy rainfall, gale force winds, raging fires and a cold front in one weekend.
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Cold weather returns to W.Cape
The Western Cape can expect another cold and wet weekend, the SA Weather Service said.
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Disaster teams on standby in CT
Disaster management is on standby as heavy rains persists across the Mother City.
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Thousands affected by CT flooding
Over 5,000 people have been affected by flooding across the Cape Peninsula over the past 24 hours.
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Bad weather major cause for collisions
Metro police are urging motorists to drive with caution to prevent fatal car accidents
