Another cold front is expected to hit the Eastern Cape province between Thursday and Friday. The South African Weather Services (SAWS) has issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for the province for damaging winds.
Weather forecast for 26/06/2025:
30-60% showers and rain over the central and southern parts but 80% in the SW. Snow is possible over the high-lying area of the WCape & ECape⚠️Disruptive rainfall and snow, damaging winds and waves.#saws #saweather pic.twitter.com/0SdLMjlHM5— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) June 25, 2025
The province is still recovering from floods that caused havoc in Mthatha and Butterworth, leaving a number of people destitute with the rising death toll, currently sitting at 101.
One of the flood victims Nosandla Sibango have called for swift reaction from government, should there be disruption.
“I am scared because there are people that went back to their houses that were engulfed by water, houses that are still wet. I just wonder if those houses won’t be affected by the strong winds that are expected tomorrow. They will fall down completely now. My five-bedroom house has cracks, hence I stay with neighbours,” she says.
Another cold front expected to hit Eastern Cape:
The Weather Service has advised the public to be on high alert as another cold front is expected to make a landfall in large parts of the Western Cape from Friday until Saturday.
Forecaster, Joew Malebane says heavy rainfall can be expected.
The Western Cape is caught in an icy grip of a strong storm front with several weather incidents being experienced.
Malebane is also warning of damaging winds.
Major cold front in Cape Town:
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