With the exception of parts of the Northern and Western Cape, most parts of the country will experience wet weather for the next seven days, according to the South African Weather Service.
The weather service said: “There is an improvement from the western side from Tuesday but for the eastern and south-eastern side we will see rain continuing to fall over the next seven days, until December 18.”
“The Western Cape and Northern Cape will start drying up from Tuesday. While it is expected to start clearing up around the central interior, it looks like something is developing around the tropics of Botswana and Namibia which is likely to cause more rain for the central region.” Nhlapho said flooding in low-lying areas and damage to infrastructure in many parts of the country was expected in the coming days.
Johannesburg remains one of the hardest-hit regions after flash floods, which have seen emergency service workers stretched thin across the city as they carry out rescue operations. The situation in Alex is particularly a devastating one following recent floods. Here this afternoon to engage the community and assess the damage. We will never shy away from the responsibility of keeping our people safe
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
South Africa: Eskom Mum on Stage 6 Load Shedding - South African News Briefs - December 12, 2022
Read more »
Rain forecast for most parts of SA over the next weekWith the exception of parts of Northern and Western Cape, most parts of the country will experience wet weather for the next seven days, according to the South African Weather Service.
Read more »
More South Africans are smoking - higher taxes and stronger law enforcement are needed | The CitizenMore South Africans are smoking – higher taxes and stronger law enforcement are needed. 🚬 TobaccoBan Cigarettes Read more below ⬇️
Read more »
Two young friends drown tragically on KZN South Coast beach | WitnessTwo girls drowned after they were swept out to sea by strong rapids while swimming at the beach in Park Rynie on the South Coast of KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday. Read more 👉 -
Read more »
Phala Phala: A ‘defining moment’ for South African businessThe threat of Cyril Ramaphosa’s resignation could shave a percentage point of South Africa’s parlous GDP growth. But while some CEOs have slammed the PhalaPhala report by Sandile Ngcobo’s panel, Neal Froneman says the president should have quit.
Read more »
‘Mafia’ warning for South Africa’s economy: reportOrganised crime syndicates across the country are holding the economy at a knife’s edge.
Read more »