The weather service said strong winds and very rough and choppy sea conditions are expected in the Western Cape on Wednesday and Thursday.
By: Storm Simpson
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for wind and waves in the Western Cape on Monday, 14 March. The weather warning key indicates that there is a high likelihood of significant weather-based impacts.
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The weather warning is effective from 12:00 on Wednesday until 20:00 on Thursday, 16 March. The conditions will affect the provincial coastline from Saldanha Bay to Knysna.
“Strong to gale force (50 to 70km/h) southeast to easterly wind is expected along the southwest and south coast on Wednesday and Thursday.
“The combination of the wind and the expected wave heights of 4.0 to 4.5 metres with a mainly southeasterly swell will contribute to very rough and choppy sea conditions,” said the weather service.
The wind and waves should subside from the west by Thursday morning.
The potential impact of the weather conditions includes:
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