As reports come in, snowfall continues to blanket parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
A forecast by the South African Weather Service, has predicted a maximum of 19 degrees by Friday.
Newcastillians are urged to brace themselves for a cold and wet week.
Also see: Warning: KZN on high snow alert
It is reported the rainy conditions are expected to last until Wednesday. Reports confirm more snowfall is also forecast over the high-lying areas of Kwa-Zulu Natal.
The South African Weather Service issued an alert, warning residents to prepare themselves for snow, strong winds and persistent rain.
However, this has not deterred some snow enthusiasts from going in search of it.
Motorists have been strongly advised to delay trips or stay off the roads as sleet and mist causes poor visibility and dangerous driving conditions.
Some roads in the province are closed due to high snowfall.
Motorists are cautioned to keep updated, should travel be unavoidable.
Road to Underberg closed due to snow – Michelle West Wridgway pic.twitter.com/uMcuL7iTEN
— Snow Report SA (@SnowReportSA) July 25, 2016
@SnowReportSA fantastic blanket of snow at Royal Natal National Park – Drakensberg @EZEMVELOKZNWild @TourismKZN pic.twitter.com/Krp08MXv9P
— Sbu Zondi (@iamsbuzondi) July 25, 2016
#snow in #KZN today pic.twitter.com/bjq6yWclVY
— KZN EMS (@KZN_EMS) July 25, 2016
Oliviershoek Pass is now closed to all traffic due to snow. #ArriveAlive @N3Gateway
— The Cavern (@Cavern1941) July 24, 2016
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