WATCH: Snow reported on the Drakensberg
The cold snap has seen temperatures drop to below five degrees Celsius overnight.
SNOW has been predicted for parts of the province. According to the Snow Report SA Facebook page, parts of the Southern Drakensberg, Swartberg, Underberg, Eastern Cape and Lesotho regions have experienced snowfall.
The cold snap has seen temperatures closer to home drop to below five degrees Celsius overnight.
“South Africans can expect a cold snap to affect most parts of the country as a steep upper-air trough, having the potential to cut off and further intensify, will result in significantly cooler weather over most parts of the country on Wednesday into Thursday, with the expectation of snowfalls on some southern mountains,” said the South African Weather Services.
Good morning. A chilly start to the day across most parts (16 November 2017). Rain and snow continues in the south-east. pic.twitter.com/m9W6rp7iqm
— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) November 16, 2017
☃#BulwerKZN this morning. Theres also #snow on low lying areas outside the village.
ℹ📸#SquareCottageAccom via FB
📌#SouthernDrakensberg #KZN 🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/YCdRgdCdyL— Monique 🇿🇦 (@Monique_PR_) November 16, 2017
#snow #SouthAfrica Snow Clarens this morning Ronell Grobler @maroelamedia @SnowReportSA @SABreakingNews @dieCourant @lekkerfm @eNCAWeather pic.twitter.com/WUqLzYlIqg
— ReenvalSA (@ReenvalSA) November 16, 2017
Swartberg, KZN snow this morning. pic.twitter.com/iwuMC6Forg
— Snow Report SA (@SnowReportSA) November 16, 2017
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