Weber cover replaced (that the wind took).
Weather !
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This Cape wind can stop now, thanks.
BloodrayneZA
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Bloody hot in the UK today - record temp of 30*C for Selby. Phew!
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Pissing down here and had some thunder and lightning.
Gauteng residents urged to brace themselves for cold conditions, rain this week
Winter maintains its icy grip on Gauteng as isolated showers are expected today until Wednesday.
Seems we may get rain
sand_man
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That would be fun, here's hoping....
sand_man
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How's the weather in the fairest cape this am?
BloodrayneZA
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Icy cold early morning but beautifully sunny today
sand_man
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I love winter, won't lie! So no rain as yet?
It is raining.
LD50
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But your heart is warm
Tsk tsk tsk
Yeah, the world is upside down.
Please don't ship that weather here.
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Damn cold.
The SA Weather Service has advised the Disaster Risk Management Centre of the following weather watches :- .
An intense Cut-off low develops tomorrow, associated with a low pressure system at the surface. Winds are expected to reach 50 to 65km/h gusting 65 to 82km/h along the south coast from tomorrow afternoon and over the eastern parts of the province by Wednesday. Showers and thundershowers are expected over the eastern parts Tuesday night, spreading over the whole province by Wednesday. Good rainfall amounts are also expected over Cape Town (35 to 45mm) by Wednesday thus heavy rain leading to localised flooding can be expected.
1. Gale to strong gale force easterly to south-easterly winds (65-90km/h) are expected between Table Bay and Plettenberg Bay from Tuesday afternoon, becoming north-westerly from Wednesday morning , 01-02 September 2020.
2. High seas with wave heights in excess of 6m is expected between Cape Point and Plettenberg Bay on Wednesday , 02 September 2020.
3. Heavy rain leading to localized flooding is expected over the Cape Metropole on Wednesday, 02 September 2020 .
All City services and external agencies to be on standby to deal with the predicted adverse weather conditions.
An intense Cut-off low develops tomorrow, associated with a low pressure system at the surface. Winds are expected to reach 50 to 65km/h gusting 65 to 82km/h along the south coast from tomorrow afternoon and over the eastern parts of the province by Wednesday. Showers and thundershowers are expected over the eastern parts Tuesday night, spreading over the whole province by Wednesday. Good rainfall amounts are also expected over Cape Town (35 to 45mm) by Wednesday thus heavy rain leading to localised flooding can be expected.
1. Gale to strong gale force easterly to south-easterly winds (65-90km/h) are expected between Table Bay and Plettenberg Bay from Tuesday afternoon, becoming north-westerly from Wednesday morning , 01-02 September 2020.
2. High seas with wave heights in excess of 6m is expected between Cape Point and Plettenberg Bay on Wednesday , 02 September 2020.
3. Heavy rain leading to localized flooding is expected over the Cape Metropole on Wednesday, 02 September 2020 .
All City services and external agencies to be on standby to deal with the predicted adverse weather conditions.
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Thunder!