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A heatwave is expected in these parts of the country. Image: StuTechDaily

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Heatwave predicted for these parts of South Africa

The South African Weather Service has issued a heatwave warning for these parts of South Africa. Here is what you can expect.

29-02-24 07:29
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A heatwave is expected in these parts of the country. Image: StuTechDaily

Weather predictions are here for the week. It looks like that heatwave is still holding up these parts of the country.

It could be time to brace for more heat, says the South African Weather Service (SAWS).

South Africa could experience more heat. Temperature increases could bring the heat, with provinces like Gauteng and North-West affected.

Rising temperatures could go into the thirties or higher.

Here’s what South Africans should expect.

WEATHER PREDICTIONS: HEATWAVE EXPECTED FOR THESE AREAS

A heatwave could affect parts of the country from 29 February, says the South African Weather Service (SAWS).

Gauteng, North-West, and Kwazulu-Natal are affected by rising temperatures. Highs of thirty and above are expected for these areas, bringing the heat to most of Southern Africa.

Heat could last for several days, starting from February’s last day.

Check updated reports here for more information.

WEATHER PREDICTIONS: HEATWAVE EXPECTED

Weather predictions point to a heatwave for parts ot Southern Africa.

South Africans are encouraged to avoid direct sunlight, and stay away from strain and high impact activities. According to Healthline.com, heatwaves can cause dehydration and other symptoms, like headaches.

Consume water and other fluids to avoid dehydration during heatwaves.

Take care if you’re in a hotter part of Southern Africa.

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