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The South African Weather Service has forecast a drop in temperatures in many parts of the country from tomorrow to Tuesday.
It has also forecast a 60 % chance of rain and the possibility of snow in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Climate change is caused by the people who do cloud seeding. No one tells people about this because the narrative is to scare people about Climate change and introduce the expensive renewables. This world is full of greedy business people who would do anything to benefit themselves.
We also need to invest in Snowploughs, as this type of weather will continue.
Is if this takes a wk or 2 does it now means no one travel s? What if there are deaths , funerals etc ? What about trucks? Pls invest into something can keep on going like this not evening affecting SA only . It's All over the world
Chemtrails. 🎉
Bear in mind English and Zulus fought in KZN. Now. Looks like amangisi as
Abadala called them at the time. Left some cold (snow) we are literally having English weather in KZN. Well, Our summer was a bit chilly over here as well (England) . The old English weather is back
I think the English left some snow when they fought with the Zulus. Honestly, I vividly remember KZN snowing a lot when I was younger not Joburg. Snow is definitely not a new thing in KZN
Get a warm jumper and a cuppa 😅
Snowfall in certain parts of South Africa during spring can be attributed to a combination of geographic, climatic, and atmospheric factors. While South Africa is mostly known for its warm climate, it has regions that experience cooler temperatures and even snow, particularly in mountainous areas. Here are the key reasons why snow can occur during spring:
1. Altitude and Topography:
High-altitude areas: South Africa has several high-altitude regions, especially in the Drakensberg Mountains and the Eastern Cape. Higher altitudes tend to be colder, even during spring, because the temperature decreases with elevation. This makes it possible for precipitation to fall as snow in these areas.
Topography: Mountain ranges can trap cold air masses, and when moisture-laden air rises and cools as it moves over these mountains, it can result in snow.
2. Cold Fronts:
During spring, cold fronts from the South Atlantic Ocean can occasionally sweep across South Africa, bringing cold, polar air masses from the Southern Ocean. These cold fronts often lower temperatures significantly, especially in higher altitudes, causing precipitation to fall as snow rather than rain.
Cold fronts tend to bring moisture with them, and when the temperature drops below freezing in high-altitude regions, it leads to snowfall.
3. Temperature Fluctuations in Transition Seasons:
Spring in South Africa is a transition season, which means temperatures can fluctuate significantly. While most of the country may be warming up, cold snaps are still possible as winter patterns fade away. A sudden drop in temperature, particularly in higher regions, can lead to unexpected snowfalls.
The weather patterns in spring are typically less stable compared to mid-summer, allowing for these occasional cold surges.
4. Proximity to Antarctica:
South Africa is relatively close to Antarctica compared to many other countries, and weather systems from the Southern Ocean can affect the southern tip of Africa. These systems can bring colder air masses that contribute to snow, particularly in mountainous regions.
5. Moisture Availability:
Snow requires not only cold temperatures but also moisture in the atmosphere. When cold fronts from the ocean carry sufficient moisture, and it encounters the cold conditions in the mountains, snow can form even during spring.
Examples of Areas Where Snow Falls in Spring:
Drakensberg Mountains: This is one of the most common regions to experience snow in South Africa, even in spring, due to its high elevation.
Eastern Cape: Areas like Hogsback and parts of the Sneeuberge Mountains often experience snow due to their altitude.
Lesotho (which is geographically surrounded by South Africa) also experiences spring snow because of its high altitude in the Maloti Mountains.
In summary, snow falls in some parts of South Africa during spring due to the combination of high altitudes, occasional cold fronts, and the fluctuating temperatures typical of a transition season. The high-altitude areas and the influence of polar air from the Southern Ocean play key roles in this phenomenon.
Climate change is a hoax. #fact
And all the poor people who live in shacks and freeze thanks to the ANC government stealing all the money
Geo-weather engineering. Preparing for the WEF 15 minute cities. Durban is on the plan for the 2030 agenda.
Thanks for the update on weather ❤❤
This time close the roads and redirect emergencies.
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Invest in salt
Global warming is emerging just imagine people who live in sharks they will freeze to death
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hyperthermia?
its hypo not hyper eishhhh dumb
It's Weather Modification. Manipulating the Clouds. Cloud Seeding. CHINA does it. SAUDI ARABIA does it. The USA, UK, QATAR and Many Many other Countries are doing it to Avoid Droughts. Why is Everybody Sooo Surprised??
AWBA WAAN OGAA INAAY BEENTAHAY ALLAAHU BAY MAHADI U SUGNAATEY ALLAAHU AKBER ☝️ SCW ❤ SCW ❤ SCW ❤ THEN FROM WESTERN OF 🇪🇺🇩🇰 COPENHAGEN.
So now we mist buy snow gear from Scandavania or Canada