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Weekend weather: Fire warnings for parts of Mzansi

by Lucinda Dordley
15th October 2021
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The weekend is here, and weather warnings have been issued for parts of Mzansi.

According to AfriWeather, an affiliate of the South African Weather Service (SAWS), impact-based warnings have been issued for the following conditions:

Damaging winds

A yellow level 1 warning for damaging winds, expected over the Makana local municipality, Joe Gqabi district municipality and Chris Hani district in the Eastern Cape, has been issued. The winds might result in localised power and communication interruptions, localised damage to temporary structures as well as some disruptions to road transport.

Fire danger

Extremely high fire danger conditions are expected over the central and eastern parts of the Northern Cape, the Free State, North West, the northern interior of the Eastern Cape, Gauteng, the central and western parts of Limpopo and the extreme western parts of Mpumalanga. Farmers are advised to practise extreme caution.

Heatwave

A heatwave is expected in places over Mpumalanga and Limpopo until Saturday, excluding the Lowveld and escarpment areas of the two provinces.

Extremely hot conditions are expected in places in the Lowveld of Mpumalanga and Limpopo on Saturday.

Mpumalanga Tomorrow 's Weather overview: 16.10.2021 pic.twitter.com/3IwDZQkjE3

— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) October 15, 2021

For more detailed weather predictions and to stay up to date with the latest weather developments in Mzansi, follow the South African Weather Service.

ALSO READ: Drought in East Africa: scientists sound the alarm

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Lucinda Dordley

Words and people: these have been Lucinda's only two passions from a very young age. As soon as she found out that journalism was the perfect marriage of the two, she knew it was what she had to be. She has worked in many spheres within journalism, including crime and human interest news, lifestyle, and tech for publications such as The Cape Argus, Fairlady Magazine, Cape Town Etc, Getaway Magazine and Popular Mechanics. In her spare time, she can be found with a book in hand or chatting to someone to find out what their story is.

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