KwaZulu-Natal temperatures rising for the week

According to the South African Weather Service (SAWS), KwaZulu-Natal temperatures are on the rise – and today’s current temperatures have been measured higher than at the beginning of the week.

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While rain and thunderstorms could still be expected for this province, KwaZulu-Natal visitors and residents are advised to still watch out for the potential dangerous effects of sunlight and ultraviolet (UV) rays.

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Here’s more about the current temperatures in the province, and weather reports for the rest of the country.

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KWAZULU-NATAL TEMPERATURES RISING FOR THE WEEK

KwaZulu-Natal temperatures could be rising for the week, according to temperature measurements from the South African Weather Service (SAWS).

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Higher temperatures (above 20 degrees Celsius) have been measured for this week.

This is an improvement above the rain and thunderstorms for many, as the province has experienced considerable damage from flooding and rain.

KWAZULU-NATAL: WEATHER FOR TODAY

Expected weather for today (16 January, 2024) says that the province might continue to experience rain and thunderstorms towards the end of the day.

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The weather report also notes rising temperatures, measured at 25 degrees Celsius and higher.

Even though reports might indicate storms, residents and visitors are still cautioned against rising heat. Remember to hydrate, and avoid direct sunlight.

KWAZULU-NATAL TEMPERATURES: RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS CONTINUE

Thunderstorms and rain could still be predicted for this province, as KwaZulu-Natal still repairs damage from flooding over the past couple of months.

Visitors and residents are encouraged to check their local weather report for sudden changes. Prepare for storm potential, even if the skies might look clear.

WATCHING YOUR WEATHER REPORT

Make sure you’ve checked your local weather report before making plans to travel (or stay home). Thunderstorms and rain can be dangerous; so can heatwaves and increased temperatures.

Full weather reports are available on The South African website, with updates for each province throughout the day.