Rain and storm for Cpt

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Yeah blue skies outside
Wheres the rain @Gordon_R ?

Not blue skies anymore (12:30pm), very dark and gloomy to the north and east.

Cutoff-lows are different. In this case the South Easter wind will remain blowing over Cape Town for most of the afternoon, drawing warm and humid air into the system. Cold upper air is moving down in a trough from the north, and where the two overlap there will be instability and convection. Thundershowers and rain will occur in places, but not much over Cape Town itself. Rainfall chart for today (Mon 29th).

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Upper air cold-core trough:

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Source: https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/international/cpci/data/00/fcsts_safrica.shtml
 
Not blue skies anymore (12:30pm), very dark and gloomy to the north and east.

Cutoff-lows are different. In this case the South Easter wind will remain blowing over Cape Town for most of the afternoon, drawing warm and humid air into the system. Cold upper air is moving down in a trough from the north, and where the two overlap there will be instability and convection. Thundershowers and rain will occur in places, but not much over Cape Town itself. Rainfall chart for today (Mon 29th).

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Source: https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/international/cpci/data/00/fcsts_safrica.shtml
Yup
Just poped my head outside
Dark and gloom out there
 
Can't wait
No jetski this week
Using my Uber
Rainy pancake Tuesday tomorrow
 
May be an image of text that says Theewaterskloof Dam currently at 60,03% Last week it was 58,56% Last year it was 67,03%
 
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Fortunately we are in a period of global warming, so extreme weather means we only need a few rainy days to fill those dams! But let's not talk increasing demand, must be due to elevated temperatures that people drink more water.
 
Fortunately we are in a period of global warming, so extreme weather means we only need a few rainy days to fill those dams! But let's not talk increasing demand, must be due to elevated temperatures that people drink more water.
No such thing.
 
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