After a week of warm weather over large parts of South Africa, cold, windy, and wet conditions – and even snow – are expected in Cape Town.

Tomorrow’s cold weather in eMalahleni is likely due to a cold front moving through the region, bringing lower temperatures and strong winds.

The forecast predicts a high of 16°C and a low of 4°C, with winds reaching up to 30 km/h, which can make it feel even colder.

Cold fronts often originate from southern oceanic systems, pushing cooler air inland.

This can lead to sudden temperature drops, especially in autumn and winter. Additionally, clear skies at night allow heat to escape, contributing to colder mornings.

Get out those winter woolies – tomorrow is going to be freezing.

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