11 July 2024 | Vox Weather Forecast powered by Stage Zero

⚠️🌧️Another cold front moving over the south-western Cape will bring more HEAVY showers, leading to FLOODING in places this Thursday.
🥵Warm to HOT over eastern SA, with temperatures around THIRTY in parts of KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga, and Limpopo.
⚠️IMPACT-BASED WARNINGS issued by SA Weather Service ⚠️
🟠 Orange Level 8: Disruptive Rainfall leading to flooding and possible mudslides is expected over the City of Cape Town, Drakenstein and Stellenbosch municipalities in the Western Cape.
🟠 Orange Level 6: Disruptive Rainfall leading to flooding and possible mudslides is expected over the Witzenberg and Swartland municipalities in the Western Cape.
🟠 Orange Level 6: Damaging waves leading to damage of coastal infrastructure and disruption of small harbours is expected between Table Bay and Struisbaai in the morning.
🟡 Yellow Level 4: Disruptive rain, leading to damage of roads and bridges, is expected over the West Coast, northern Cape Winelands, and western Overberg Districts in the Western Cape.
🟡 Yellow Level 4: Damaging winds are expected to persist along the coast between Lambert’s Bay and Mossel Bay.
🟡 Yellow Level 4: Damaging waves leading to difficulty in navigating at sea are expected between Alexander Bay and Plettenberg Bay.
🟡 Yellow Level 4: Damaging winds resulting in damage to property, difficult driving conditions and communication and power interruptions and injuries due to fling debris are expected over the southern Namakwa District in the Northern Cape, Central Karoo, Cape Winelands, Overberg, and western Garden Route districts of the Western Cape, persisting until late morning.
🟡 Yellow Level 2: Damaging winds resulting in localised damage to settlements and difficult driving conditions over the southern parts of the Free State as well as the northern and western parts of the Eastern Cape.
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[@Lallyp-n7i]

Thank you Annette. You are all in my prayers. From Johannesburg, please stay safe. Love and God bless. 🙏

[@manifestgreatness1]

Weather truly crazy and my heart breaks for the homeless specifically at times like this.

[@stephanfourie6879]

The fuller the Theewaterskloof dam,the better!!

[@dotbotha5898]

Dankie julle waardeer dit

[@2timothy3v1to5]

Wonderful Lord Jesus
I come to You today just as I am,
and confess that Jesus died for all my sins on the cross and that He rose again on the 3rd day, and that He sits now on the right hand of the Heavenly Father. In Jesus name we pray, Amen, and Amen.

[@brynlowe2408]

We're in this together. Let the cold fronts come.

[@Chavz70]

Baie Dankie Annette 💙

[@neilfriedman]

Everybody should spend June and July in Durban. T shirts and shorts, and lovely days on the beach😂😂

[@roza.D.]

We love cape town winters ,more hot chocolate for us :)

[@NelleLinford]

No thanks.. We want the cold and rain!!!! But thanks!!

[@neilfriedman]

@@NelleLinford enjoy. Our cold and rain starts in september, then the nightmare humidity starts in january and i'm very happy when june starts😂

[@wendyh3891]

Thank you Annette, this is scary news. Stay warm & dry

[@irenebronkhorst7447]

Thanks for weather update!!❤❤❤

[@user-eb7xt3ot4x]

A poor summer here in England with a lot of rain.

[@rishirampersad6464]

So sad to hear of these cold fronts sad hope people be safe thank you for the weather Vox

[@PaulMkansi]

I think the Western Cape school holidays must start at least 25 June and open at least 20 July because of this bad weather

[@karintraut8151]

❤

[@ashrafrossouw3388]

What a tripy count down 😅

[@eugenevoltaire8681]

You should point with a stick like the other weatherman used to do about 20 years ago.

[@manifestgreatness1]

Iv been watching The Weather for 40 years and always remember them using their hands.