Falling tree narrowly misses moving car in Cape Town as severe weather hits the city

Authorities in South Africa say more stormy weather is looming over Cape Town, after days of high winds and drenching rain that displaced hundreds of people, flooded homes and uprooted trees.
Close to 33,000 dwellings in both informal settlements and suburbs have been affected, the city's disaster management center said.
Essentials such as meals, blankets, mattresses, roof sheeting and hygiene packs were being distributed to affected communities amid biting winds and plunging temperatures.
The South Africa Weather Service has warned that an approaching cold front will cause strong to near gale-force winds of around 40 to 60 kph (25-37 mph) between Table Bay and Plettenberg Bay on Sunday.
Wave heights of up to five meters (16 feet) were expected on Saturday morning.
(Reuters)