Rain and storm for Cpt

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The temperature at an elevation of 1200m is down to 3.0C this morning, so a light dusting of snow is possible on the higher peaks in the SW-Cape.

The effects of the cutoff-low seem likely to mostly to miss Cape Town itself, though there will be plenty of rain inland and further east.

The developing cutoff low still seems likely to have limited effects on CT, but will definitely bring cold and wet conditions to the interior, with significant snow possible over the Karoo on Mon 3rd, and the Drakensberg on Tues 4th:

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Source: https://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/static/southafrica/next3days/snow
 
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It rain spat unexpectedly and briefly this side. Rather cool wind has picked up since early eve that wasn't on the forecast, though rain was only at 10% or so, CT microclimates.. :)
That spit and spot in CBD was .7mm which helps the garden.
 
Nor flooding in the Eastern Cape thread:
It's coming down here in East London like you won't believe. EC is in trouble.
 
It's coming down here in East London like you won't believe. EC is in trouble.

Please post in the other thread then...

The SAWS reports scattered heavy rain during the 24 hours to 8am on Sun 2nd: https://www.weathersa.co.za/images/data/climate/nr_daily_rai.pdf
Highest in the W-Cape include Elim 144mm, Struisbaai 36mm, etc. Also of note in the E-Cape include Uitenhage 227mm, Port Alfred 107mm, Cape St Francis 103mm, East London 83mm, Grahamstown 41mm, etc.
 
Please post in the other thread then...

The SAWS reports scattered heavy rain during the 24 hours to 8am on Sun 2nd: https://www.weathersa.co.za/images/data/climate/nr_daily_rai.pdf
Highest in the W-Cape include Elim 144mm, Struisbaai 36mm, etc. Also of note in the E-Cape include Uitenhage 227mm, Port Alfred 107mm, Cape St Francis 103mm, East London 83mm, Grahamstown 41mm, etc.
o_O in 24 hours?!! That's half whatwe get here in CT during a good winter!!
 
o_O in 24 hours?!! That's half whatwe get here in CT during a good winter!!

The rainfall in CT is very unevenly distributed, with about 450mm/yr at the airport, but much more over the mountains. The SAEON Dwarsberg (Jonkershoek) mountain catchment station has an average in excess of 3000mm/yr. That station recorded 60mm on Fri 31st (see above).
 
The rain in the DA areas is spread out all over evenly so that everyone can benefit from some nice needed rain
Well it's certainly not spread nice and evenly, but unlike other provinces it's not all captured solely for the ANC leaving nothing for everyone else :cool:
 
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