Winds and clouds expected on Saturday

Shorts and slops or an umbrella? Here’s what the weather holds for every province in South Africa on Saturday, 1 July 2023.

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IMPACT-BASED WARNINGS:

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FIRE DANGER WARNINGS:

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ADVISORIES:

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Conditions and UVB forecast

Gauteng

Temperature: Morning fog in the south, otherwise fine and cool.

The expected UVB Sunburn Index: Extreme.

Mpumalanga

Temperature: Fine and cold to cool but warm in the Lowveld.

Limpopo

Temperature: Fine and cool to warm.

North West

Temperature: Morning fog patches in places, otherwise partly cloudy and cold to cool in the south.

Free State

Temperature: Cloudy with morning fog patches, otherwise partly cloudy and cold to cool.

Northern Cape

Temperature: Morning fog patches in places, otherwise partly cloudy and cool but cold in the south.

Wind: – The wind along the coast will be light to moderate westerly to north-westerly.

Western Cape

Temperature: Partly cloudy in the extreme south-west coast, otherwise fine and cool to cold.

Wind: The wind along the coast will be moderate south-easterly north of Cape Columbine, otherwise moderate to fresh north-westerly to westerly.

The expected UVB Sunburn Index: Low.

Eastern Cape

The Western half: Fine and cool.

The Western half – Wind: The wind along the coast will be light north-westerly becoming light south-westerly in the afternoon.

The Eastern half: Fine and cool.

The Eastern half – Wind: The wind along the coast will be light north-westerly becoming light south-westerly in the afternoon.

KwaZulu-Natal

Temperature: Morning fog patches over the northern interior, otherwise fine and cool but warm in the extreme north-east.

Wind: The wind along the coast will be gentle northerly to northwesterly becoming moderate north-easterly in the afternoon.

The expected UVB Sunburn Index: High.

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Weather forecast data provided by the South African Weather Service. For a detailed forecast of your province, click here.