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The temperature on your weather app tells you how warm or cold the air is, but the “feels like” temperature tells you ho...
24/06/2026

The temperature on your weather app tells you how warm or cold the air is, but the “feels like” temperature tells you how the outside air actually feels to human skin.

Wind, humidity and sunlight all change how temperature feels. A cold day can feel colder when the wind picks up because your body loses heat faster. A hot day can feel even hotter when humidity is high because sweat evaporates more slowly.

So when planning your day, don’t only check the temperature. Check the “feels like” number too. It often gives you the more useful picture.

24-25 June 2026 weather outlook:-WEDNESDAY: Morning fog patches over the southern, central, and western parts, otherwise...
24/06/2026

24-25 June 2026 weather outlook:-
WEDNESDAY: Morning fog patches over the southern, central, and western parts, otherwise fine to partly cloudy and cold to cool, but warm in the northeast. There is a low chance of light showers and rain along the coastal regions of the Western Cape, Eastern Cape, and KwaZulu-Natal but a very low chance of light showers and thundershowers over the eastern parts of the Northern Cape and the extreme southwestern Free State. Low chance of strong SE winds along the southwest coast.

THURSDAY: Morning fog patches over the southern, southeastern, and eastern parts, where it will be cloudy at first otherwise fine to partly cloudy and cold to cool. There is a low chance of light showers and rain over the northeastern parts, but light showers and thundershowers over the western and southern parts. Low chance of strong SE winds along the southwest coast.

24/06/2026 Android: https://goo.gl/Ftg97E | iOS https://goo.gl/qicR82 http://africaweather.com

23-24 June 2026 weather outlookTUESDAY: Morning fog patches in the west, south, and over the central parts where it will...
23/06/2026

23-24 June 2026 weather outlook
TUESDAY: Morning fog patches in the west, south, and over the central parts where it will be cloudy at times, otherwise partly cloudy and cold to cool but fine and warm in places in the extreme northeast and east. There is a low chance of light showers and rain over the western, southern, and central parts but light-to-moderate over the western parts of the Western Cape. Low chance of strong NW winds along the southwest coast.

WEDNESDAY: Morning fog patches in places except in the northeast where it will be warm, otherwise fine to partly cloudy and cold to cool with a low chance of light showers and rain along the coastal regions of the Western Cape, Eastern Cape, and KwaZulu-Natal but light showers and thundershowers over the eastern parts of the Northern Cape. Low chance of strong SE winds along the southwest coast.

23/06/2026 Android: https://goo.gl/Ftg97E | iOS https://goo.gl/qicR82 http://africaweather.com

June and July are peak months for burst geysers and pipe failures in South Africa, especially when cold snaps arrive ove...
22/06/2026

June and July are peak months for burst geysers and pipe failures in South Africa, especially when cold snaps arrive overnight and temperatures drop sharply across the Highveld and inland regions.

When temperatures fall, exposed pipes can contract, crack or leak, while geysers that are already under pressure may fail when demand for hot water increases. By the time water is coming through the ceiling or walls, the damage has usually already started and emergency repairs during a winter cold snap can be far more costly than a simple check done earlier.

The warning signs are often small: reduced hot water pressure, a geyser working harder than usual, dripping near the overflow pipe, or a faint hiss near the geyser cupboard. Before the next cold front arrives, check that exposed pipes are insulated, your geyser’s pressure release valve is working, and you know where your main water shutoff is located.

The key is timing. Knowing that a cold snap is coming 48 hours in advance gives homeowners the window to prepare before temperatures drop, not after the damage is done.

22-23 June 2026 weather outlookMONDAY: Cloudy to partly cloudy across the country with a high chance of light rainfall o...
22/06/2026

22-23 June 2026 weather outlook

MONDAY: Cloudy to partly cloudy across the country with a high chance of light rainfall over the central and western interior, accompanied by a low chance of low-impact NE-NW winds over the Northern Cape.

TUESDAY: High chance of morning fog patches in the southwest and light to moderate rainfall all along Western Cape's coastal regions and adjacent interior, otherwise, the rest of the west and central interior will remain partly cloudy with a low chance of light rainfall. Very low chance of low-impact winds over Northern Cape and Eastern Cape.

Fine and cool in the east, but slightly warm in the northeast.

22/06/2026 Android: https://goo.gl/Ftg97E | iOS https://goo.gl/qicR82 http://africaweather.com

During summer, the Highveld's convective storm activity churns the atmosphere and disperses pollutants. In winter, the o...
19/06/2026

During summer, the Highveld's convective storm activity churns the atmosphere and disperses pollutants. In winter, the opposite occurs. Clear skies and cold overnight temperatures cause the ground to cool rapidly, which creates a temperature inversion — a layer of cold air trapped near the surface by a warmer layer above it.

This inversion acts like a lid, trapping vehicle exhaust, coal smoke, industrial emissions, and dust below it for hours or even days at a time.

The areas most affected are the Mpumalanga Highveld, the southern Gauteng industrial belt, and parts of the Northern Cape. Research from Mabopane found mean PM2.5 concentrations during the monitoring period at levels exceeding WHO annual guidelines, despite being below South African national ambient air quality standards.

The gap between those two thresholds is itself significant and it is the gap where people live and breathe every day.

19-21 June 2026FRIDAY: Partly cloudy and cool across most of the country, but warm in the northeast and far west, result...
19/06/2026

19-21 June 2026

FRIDAY: Partly cloudy and cool across most of the country, but warm in the northeast and far west, resulting in a medium chance of light rainfall in the southeast, east and northeast (Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga and Limpopo), but low in the extreme northern North West.

High chance of moderate-impact winds over Northern Cape, but low-impact in western North West and western Free State.

SATURDAY: Morning fog patches in the east (Eastern Mpumalanga, northern KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo), otherwise, partly cloudy and cool over most of the country, but cloudy with a high chance of light showers and thundershowers in places over Northern Cape, North West and northern Free State.

High chance of moderate-impact winds across northern Northern Cape, northern North West, northeastern Limpopo, but low impact over the central interior and along the southeast coast.

SUNDAY: Partly cloudy and cool across the country with a low to medium chance of light rainfall over most provinces except for coastal regions such as KwaZulu-Natal, coastal Eastern Cape, Western Cape and the west coast, thunderstorms will be mostly confined to northern Northern Cape, where there is a very low chance of low-impact storms, 200km northwest of Upington.

Low chance of low-impact winds over northern and western Northern Cape.

19/06/2026 Android: https://goo.gl/Ftg97E | iOS https://goo.gl/qicR82 http://africaweather.com

18 - 19 June 2026 Weather outlookTHURSDAY: Morning fog patches in the south, southeast, east, and northeast where it wil...
18/06/2026

18 - 19 June 2026 Weather outlook

THURSDAY: Morning fog patches in the south, southeast, east, and northeast where it will be cloudy at first, otherwise fine to partly cloudy and cold to cool with a low chance of light-to-moderate showers and thundershowers over the extreme northern parts of the Northern Cape, but light showers and rain in the south, southeast, east, and northeast.
Low chance of strong SE to S winds along the southwest and west coast.

FRIDAY: Partly cloudy and cool in the south with a medium chance of light rainfall along the southern coastal fringes, otherwise, partly cloudy and cool over the central interior with a medium chance of strong east to northeasterly winds over Northern Cape but moderate to fresh over the central interior.

18/06/2026 Android: https://goo.gl/Ftg97E | iOS https://goo.gl/qicR82 http://africaweather.com

South Africa's major freight corridors, the N1, N3, and N4, pass through some of the country's highest-risk weather zone...
17/06/2026

South Africa's major freight corridors, the N1, N3, and N4, pass through some of the country's highest-risk weather zones. For fleet operators and logistics managers, a public forecast is rarely sufficient.

Read more about what the data actually needs to tell you...

17-18 June 2026 weather outlookWEDNESDAY: Morning fog patches in the south, southeast, east, and northeast where it will...
17/06/2026

17-18 June 2026 weather outlook
WEDNESDAY: Morning fog patches in the south, southeast, east, and northeast where it will be cloudy at first, otherwise fine to partly cloudy and cold to cool with a low chance of light showers and rain in the east and northeast but a low chance of light showers and thundershowers over the northern and western parts of the Northern Cape. Low chance of strong SE winds along the southwest coast.

THURSDAY: Morning fog patches in the south, southeast, east, and northeast where it will be cloudy at first, otherwise fine to partly cloudy and cold to cool with a low chance of light-to-moderate showers and thundershowers over the extreme northern parts of the Northern Cape, but light showers and rain in the south, southeast, east, and northeast. Low chance of strong SE to S winds along the southwest and west coast.

17/06/2026 Android: https://goo.gl/Ftg97E | iOS https://goo.gl/qicR82 http://africaweather.com

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