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The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued a warning for a substantial drop in temperatures in Gauteng, with the cold weather conditions expected to hit the province on Thursday.
⚠️ALERT: POSSIBLE COLD SNAP AHEAD!!!
— Gauteng Weather (@tWeatherSA) June 22, 2025
Monday☀️3|20°C
Tuesday☀️4|20°C
Wednesday☀️5|19°C🍃WINDY
Thursday☀️4|18°C🍃
❄️COLD SNAP❄️
Friday☀️-2|11°C#JHBWeather
Monday☀️5|21°C
Tuesday☀️6|22°C
Wednesday☀️7|21°C
Thursday☀️5|20°C🍃WINDY
❄️COLD SNAP❄️
Friday☀️0|13°C#PTAWeather
Meanwhile, the Cape provinces will bear the brunt first, with daytime temperatures in high-lying areas potentially dropping below 10°C.
A cold front is forecasted to sweep across the region from Wednesday to Friday, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds, and gale-force coastal winds.
The warning comes after devastating floods in the Eastern Cape claimed over 90 lives and left many more displaced in affected areas.
Weather forecaster Lehlohonolo Thobela cautioned farmers in the southern regions of Gauteng to beware of veld fires, as strong winds can exacerbate these.
Thobela briefed the media at the SAWS briefing in Pretoria on Monday, emphasising the need for preparedness.
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