Brace for another cold front in Joburg
As the cold weather is only expected to ease up on Sunday, communities are encouraged to think of the less fortunate and those who require more care during this time.
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Residents are encouraged to keep warm this week as an intense cold front is expected.
According to a statement by the South African Weather Service the cold front can be expected countrywide with predictions of snowfall expected in the Western Cape.
❄Intense #coldfront expected on Wednesday into Thursday (10-11 June 2020).
⚠️Media Release⚠️: Intense cold front expected to hit parts of South Africa. pic.twitter.com/ZzNARdI1pb
— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) June 8, 2020
In Johannesburg, the cold weather can be expected from Friday (12 June) with a low of 0°C and a high of 14°C.
Monday🌤4|20°C
Tuesday🌤3|21°C
Wednesday🌤4|21°C
Thursday☀️0|21°C
❄️COOLER❄️
Friday☀️0|14°C#JHBWeatherMonday🌤5|22°C
Tuesday🌤5|23°C
Wednesday🌤6|23°C
Thursday☀️2|23°C
❄️COOLER❄️
Friday☀️2|16°C#PTAWeather— Gauteng Weather (@tWeatherSA) June 7, 2020
As the cold weather is only expected to ease up on Sunday, communities are encouraged to think of the less fortunate and those who require more care during this time. Pull out those spare blankets and warm clothes, to donate to charities catering for those in desperate need.
Related articles:
https://www.citizen.co.za/sandton-chronicle/276843/stay-safe-this-winter-with-these-tips-for-heating-devices/
https://www.citizen.co.za/sandton-chronicle/277412/sandton-spca-urgently-needs-blankets/