Western Cape disaster management teams are preparing for heavy rain, strong winds and rough seas expected across parts of the province on Thursday and Friday.
Western Cape disaster management teams are preparing for two days of disruptive weather, with heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous sea conditions expected to hit parts of the province from Thursday.
The South African Weather Service has issued a Level 4 warning for disruptive rainfall, with between 30mm and 45mm expected in parts of the Overberg and Garden Route.
The warning prompted a meeting of the provincial Joint Operations Committee on Tuesday, where forecasters briefed disaster management officials on the approaching weather system.
Strong winds are also expected across parts of the Cape Winelands, Central Karoo and Little Karoo, while high waves and hazardous sea conditions are forecast along much of the coastline.
