Gauteng residents should expect cool and cloudy conditions from Wednesday through to the Easter weekend, the SA Weather Service says
Gauteng will from Wednesday experience cool and cloudy weather. Temperatures are expected to drop on Thursday.Gauteng residents should expect cool and cloudy conditions from Wednesday through to the Easter weekend, the SA Weather Service says.
Forecaster Bransby Bulo said the cooler weather Gauteng residents were experiencing on Wednesday was due to cool air that was moving from the sea to land. “There is a surface high temperature system that is sitting in the southeast, pushing the cool air from the ocean to the land,” Bulo said.°C and high of 21°C is expected in Gauteng on Good Friday.The Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape will have fine conditions with temperatures ranging between 24°C and 28°C, according to the weather agency.
SnowReport SA, however, says possible snowfall has been predicted for parts of the Drakensberg at the weekend.
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