SNOW confirmed TODAY in these parts of SA
SNOW was confirmed TODAY in these parts of South Africa. More light snow is expected on Tuesday. Here is the latest information.
Light SNOW was confirmed in these parts of the country today.
WATCH: SNOW CONFIRMED TODAY IN THESE PARTS OF SA
This comes after the South African Weather Services (SAWS) said that light snow was expected over the Ceres mountain range on Monday morning.
“Weak cold fronts will cause light showers and rain along the coastal areas and adjacent interiors. Mostly dry and sunny for the remainder of the country.” SAWS
The Matroosberg Reserve posted a video on Tuesday morning confirming snow on the mountain range.
“We cannot say how long this will be keeping up, but we sure as hell will be enjoying every snowflake like it’s the last
“Obviously how closer you go towards the mountain the more snow you will get”The Matroosberg Reserve
LIGHT SNOW ALSO POSSIBLE ON TUESDAY
According to The Weather Hooligan Juandre Vorster, snow is also expected on Tuesday.
“The maps show snow for Ceres for Tuesday and moderate rain for the Western Cape.” Juandre Vorster
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A MEDIA ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR SEVERAL PARTS OF SA
The SAWS furthermore issued a weather advisory for cold weather in the following parts:
- Nama Khoi / Springbok
- Hantam / Calvinia
- Karoo Hoogland / Sutherland
- Witzenberg / Ceres
- Breede Valley / Worcester
- Stellenbosch
- Drakenstein / Paarl
“Due to the wind chill factor, temperatures may feel colder than the measured values.” SAWS
The SAWS advised stock farmers that loss of vulnerable livestock and crops can be expected due to the combination of very cold, windy and wet conditions.
KEEP YOUR PETS WARM IN COLD WEATHER
As temperatures drop, it’s important to remember that our pets also feel the cold. Just like us, pets can be at risk of frostbite, hypothermia, and other winter-related hazards. Here are some tips to help keep your furry friend safe and warm during the colder months.
- Keep them indoors. If it’s too cold for you, it’s probably too cold for your pet. Keep them inside where they can stay cozy and safe. Don’t leave pets in the car alone, as it can act like a refrigerator and hold in the cold air, which can result in your pet freezing and could lead to serious health concerns, including death.
- Protect their paws. After each walk, wash and dry your pet’s feet and stomach. Your pet may step in ice, salt, and chemicals, which can be very painful. Massage petroleum jelly into your pet’s paw pads before going outside to help protect them from salt and chemical agents. Booties can also be effective in covering and protecting paws when out on walks.
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