From morning fog to warm afternoons and showers in some regions, our weather tomorrow has it all. Photo: iStock
South Africans are set for another day of contrasting weather across the country on Tuesday, 25 July 2023.
It appears to be a calm day with no fire danger warnings or advisories issued by the South African Weather Service (Saws).
There are no urgent weather warnings for Tuesday at the time of publishing. We will update this article if Saws issues an alert.
Find the regional forecast below:
Gauteng wakes up to patches of morning fog, before the day transitions into partly cloudy and cool conditions.
Residents in the north can expect a somewhat gloomier day with cloudier skies overhead. The UVB sunburn index is predicted to be high, urging citizens to take appropriate precautions when outdoors.
A similar pattern is set for Mpumalanga with morning fog patches enveloping the escarpment and the highveld.
The region will predominantly stay cool to cold throughout the day with drizzles over the escarpment adding to the chilly air.
Limpopo echoes a similar forecast, starting with morning fog patches and drizzle over the escarpment, before shifting into a generally cloudy and cool day.
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Contrastingly, North-West Province basks in warm and fine weather.
Meanwhile the Free State also enjoys a fine and cool day.
Over in the eastern parts of the Northern Cape, the day unfolds as fine and cool to warm. However, the southern regions can brace for colder conditions.
As the evening sets in, clouds will roll in, bringing isolated showers and thundershowers over the extreme north-western parts.
The coastal winds are predicted to be fresh to strong south-easterly, transitioning to a light to moderate north-westerly by the evening.
The Western Cape wakes up to morning fog over the interior, followed by fine, cool to warm weather for the rest of the day.
The coastal winds will start as fresh to strong south-easterly, varying along the south coast, but becoming light to moderate south-easterly by evening.
With a low UVB sunburn index, the sun’s harmful rays are expected to be less intense.
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In the western half of the Eastern Cape, the morning frost may be experienced in some northern places. The day will evolve into fine and cold to cool weather, but the north-east will see partly cloudy skies in the afternoon.
Coastal winds will start as light north-westerly, picking up speed to moderate to fresh north-easterly in the afternoon.
For the eastern half of the Eastern Cape, the day kicks off with morning frost in the north, followed by fine and cool weather.
Clouds will make a brief appearance in the afternoon. Winds along the coast will begin as light to moderate north-westerly, picking up to moderate to fresh north-easterly from late morning.
KwaZulu-Natal faces morning rain in the extreme north coast. The region will be mostly cloudy and cool but cold in the extreme south-west, transitioning to partly cloudy conditions in the afternoon.
The coastal winds will start light south-easterly in the north, becoming moderate to fresh north-easterly later in the day.
The expected UVB sunburn index here is moderate.
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