Zuko Komisa

Residents of Johannesburg are urged to bundle up as the South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued a warning for extremely low temperatures set to hit the city starting Wednesday. The cold spell is expected to grip the region for the remainder of the week.
In response to the impending freeze, the City of Johannesburg Emergency Management Services (EMS) has appealed to citizens to exercise extreme caution when using heating devices.
⚠️ ALERT: COLD FRONT CURRENTLY SWEEPING CENTRAL SA & IS EXPECTED TO HIT GAUTENG BY EARLY WEDNESDAY!!!
— Gauteng Weather (@tWeatherSA) May 20, 2025
Residents are strongly advised to use all heaters safely and, crucially, never to leave them unattended to prevent potential fires.
“From our side as City of Johannesburg Emergency Management Services, we remain on high alert together with our disaster management monitoring teams, monitoring all seven regions of the City for any emergencies that might occur,” stated Mulaudzi, an EMS spokesperson.
⚠️ALERT: COLD FRONT AHEAD
— Gauteng Weather (@tWeatherSA) May 18, 2025
Monday🌤️8|23°C
Tuesday⛅️4|21°C🍃WINDY
❄️COLD FRONT❄️
Wednesday🌤️2|13°C🍃
Thursday☀️4|17°C
Friday☀️5|18°C#JHBWeather
Monday🌤️10|25°C
Tuesday⛅️6|23°C🍃WINDY
❄️COLD FRONT❄️
Wednesday🌤️4|15°C🍃
Thursday☀️6|19°C
Friday☀️7|20°C#PTAWeather
The city’s emergency services are prepared to respond to any incidents that may arise from the cold weather.



