The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued a serious warning ahead of an intense cut-off low pressure system expected to affect large parts of the country from Saturday to Monday (15 to 17 November).
According to SAWS, the central and eastern regions of South Africa should brace for widespread rainfall, severe thunderstorms, and a significant drop in daytime temperatures – conditions that may lead to flooding, damaged infrastructure and life-threatening hazards.
What to Expect
SAWS has highlighted the following weather risks:
Potential Impacts
SAWS warned of several serious consequences, including:
Areas Expected to Be Hit
Saturday, 15 November
Sunday to Monday, 16 to 17 November
SAWS has urged the public to remain vigilant, avoid crossing flooded roads or rivers, and monitor official updates as the weather system develops.
