Rain and storm for Cpt

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No rain here. A brief sputter at 9.45am, partly sunny as well!

Was expecting heavy downpour from 7am through most of today, but looking at sat image I think the front has largely failed to make landfall over WC....
 
Plenty of rain last night/early morning, just had another short shower (Bergvliet)
 
In this mornings satellite picture you can see the center of the cutoff low moving over the intersection of the NC, FS & EC. And the incoming front pushing up against it by CPT

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Oh, it's on now!

Nothing beats WFB with the window open, a giant piece of biltong and listening to the rain :love:
 
The SAWS reports further widespread rain over the central interior of SA during the 24 hours to 8am on Thurs 23rd: https://www.weathersa.co.za/images/data/climate/nr_daily_rai.pdf
Highest include Kimberley (NC) 35mm, Vryburg (NW) 32mm, Taung (NW) 29mm, Vaalharts (NC) 27mm, Fauresmith (FS) 26mm, Bloemfontein (FS) 24mm, De Aar (NC) 24mm, etc.

Light rain also fell around Cape Town, and further showers are likely today, spreading along the southern Cape coast, and reaching Port Elizabeth later.
 
Some action in Dorp street, Stellenbosch today, almost hit a Polo driving past.
Luckily the guys are out chopping it upView attachment 1334718View attachment 1334720
Cleanup already in progress

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This massive oak tree just around the corner from us also fell

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The SAWS reports widespread but scattered rain during the 24 hours to 8am on Fri 24th: https://www.weathersa.co.za/images/data/climate/nr_daily_rai.pdf
Highest in the Western Cape were Knysna 85mm, George 75mm, Swellendam 58mm, Plettenberg Bay 42mm, Heidelberg 40mm, Citrusdal 30mm, Riversdale 30mm, Tygerhoek 30mm, Ashton 29mm, Jonkershoek 29mm, Mossel Bay 28mm, Beaufort West 23mm, etc.
Highest in the Eastern Cape were St Albans 35mm, Joubertina 29mm, Addo 18mm, Uitenhage 16mm, etc.
Also of note was Bloemhof (NW) 26mm.

Further rain is likely over areas in the central interior and Eastern Cape coast during today, but nothing for Cape Town for the next 7 days.
 
Seminar discussing the contradictory aspects of drought versus flooding and their impacts:
 
Long range forecasts show a powerful storm reaching the SW-Cape late on Fri 1st Jul, producing very strong winds along the coast. Some rain is predicted (much less than the last few storms), but very cold conditions are expected on Sat 2nd, with widespread snow at unusually low elevations overnight into Sun 3rd:

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Source: https://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/static/southafrica/next3to6days/snow
 
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