Snow hunters should definitely check this out: Up to 20cm of snow is expected to make landfall in parts of South Africa! Here’s where…
Snowfall of between 5- 20cm is expected to make landfall on Tuesday and into Wednesday in parts of South Africa.
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) warned that disruptive snow is expected on Tuesday that could result in icy and slippery roads, traffic disruptions, and dangerous driving conditions.
“As the upper-air cut-off low intensifies, snowfall (as much as 20-30 cm depth) of a more significant and disruptive nature should be anticipated over the eastern peaks of the Lesotho Drakensberg mountains, as well as higher peaks of the Eastern Cape, in the Barkly East and Tiffindell areas on Monday night. A yellow level 5 warning is suggested for the disruptive snowfalls.”
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According to VoxWeather, thundersnow is also possible on Monday into Tuesday over the Southern Free State, KwaZulu-Natal & Lesotho (Thundersnow – a thunderstorm that produces snow instead of rain).”
These areas will be affected:
Meanwhile, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) previously advised the public and small stock farmers that loss of vulnerable livestock and crops can be expected in these weather conditions.
“The weak and frail may also be vulnerable since their bodies won’t be able to retain their heat as easily.”
“Small stock farmers should provide shelter for their vulnerable livestock and cover sensitive crops. Shelter, soup and blankets should be provided to the weak and frail where possible.”
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