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Snowfall expected to disrupt Gauteng travel this weekend

With weather forecasts predicting significant snow in nearby provinces, residents of Gauteng should prepare for potential travel challenges and icy road conditions.

Weather services have issued warnings about the likelihood of heavy snow in surrounding provinces this weekend. In light of these forecasts and to ensure community safety, residents are advised to stay cautious about possible travel disruptions into and out of Gauteng over the coming days.

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Snowfall may begin later today in certain areas, but the heaviest accumulation is anticipated from tomorrow through Sunday. As temperatures are expected to remain in the single digits on Saturday in Gauteng, residents should prepare for potentially icy roads and, possibly, a light dusting of snow.

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Consider modifying your plans if conditions turn hazardous. If you must travel, ensure you pack warm clothing, additional food supplies, and basic emergency items in case you encounter delays or find yourself stranded on the roads.

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