Here’s a summary of the weather forecast for 25 June by Vox Weather.
⚠️ A strong cold front will arrive in the south-western Cape this Wednesday, bringing HEAVY RAIN, STRONG WINDS and ROUGH SEAS. ⚠️IMPACT-BASED WARNINGS issued by SAWS ⚠️
🟡Yellow Level 4: Disruptive rainfall leading to localised flooding of susceptible formal and informal settlements or roads, and low-lying areas over Cederberg, City of Cape Town, Cape Winelands, and the western parts of the Overberg district (Western Cape).
🟡Yellow Level 4: Damaging waves resulting in the damage to coastal infrastructure and disruption to beach front activities is expected along the coast between Alexander Bay and Cape Agulhas from Wednesday evening spreading to Plettenberg Bay by Thursday.
🟡Yellow Level 2: Damaging coastal winds leading to difficulty in navigation at sea and localised disruption to small ports and coastal towns is expected between Lambert’s Bay and Cape Agulhas on Wednesday, spreading to Plettenberg Bay by Thursday.
🟡Yellow Level 2: Damaging interior winds leading to localised problems for high-sided vehicles on prone routes and some transport services affected by wind is expected over the western and northern parts of the Western Cape, Northern Cape as well as the western parts of the North West province and Free State.
🔥FIRE DANGER WARNINGS:
🔥 Extremely high fire danger conditions are expected over the eastern parts of Northern Cape, the western parts of both North West and Free State, Beaufort West municipality of Western Cape as well as most places of the western parts of the Eastern Cape. 🥶 ADVISORIES:
🥶 An intense cold front is expected to affect the Western, Northern Cape and Free State provinces from Wednesday until Friday. The public and small stock farmers are advised that very cold, wet and windy conditions with heavy rainfall, strong interior winds and gale force coastal winds, very rough to high seas and light snowfall on the high-ground can be expected.
