Brrr! Freezing-cold temperatures expected on Wednesday for Joburg
It's time to pull out those blankets as Jozi prepares for a cold week ahead.
Johannesburg should prepare for cold weather expected to hit on Wednesday (27 May).
According to a statement released by the South African Weather Service, “South Africans can expect a chilly start to the coming week as surface temperatures are expected to drop significantly on Monday, 25 May into Tuesday. Adding to the recent two snow events over the Eastern Cape and Lesotho, which included QwaQwa in the Free State during the second event, the mountains of the Western Cape and the extreme south-western areas of the Northern Cape are about to experience the first snow of 2020.”
⚠️ Media Release: South Africa welcoming winter with snow from Monday (25 May 2020). pic.twitter.com/gIrbafSKMJ
— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) May 22, 2020
It continued to explain that the weather system responsible for the expected winter weather is an intense cold front which will be supported by a steep upper trough from Sunday night, 24 May 2020, bringing rain showers to the southwestern areas of the Western Cape.
Johannesburg however, will only see the cold come Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures reaching a high of 13 degrees and a low of 0 degrees.
Remember those around you that need extra care such as the elderly and animals. Pull out those spare blankets and warm clothes, to donate to charities catering for those in desperate need.
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