Charles Esther
Residents in the southern parts of KwaZulu-Natal are advised to prepare for showers and thundershowers tomorrow, with wet conditions predicted across various parts of the province.
Cold Front Driving Unstable Conditions
Forecaster Phemelo Zonke explained that a cold front is creating unstable weather patterns over the southeastern regions, impacting both inland and coastal areas.
Morning Fog and Low Visibility
Early morning fog patches are expected in certain locations, with visibility possibly dropping below one kilometre.
Motorists are urged to exercise caution during the morning commute.
Safety Advice for Drivers
Zonke warned that fog can appear suddenly in both coastal and inland valleys.
Drivers should keep headlights on low beam, maintain safe following distances, and avoid sudden stops to reduce accident risks.
Regional Weather Outlook
In addition to KwaZulu-Natal’s forecast, showers and rain are predicted along the Eastern Cape’s southern coastline.
The Northern Cape and Free State are expected to experience thundershowers.
Temperature Differences Across KwaZulu-Natal
The province’s interior will remain cooler, while coastal cities may see occasional warmer periods between showers.
David Awoyode