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You are here: Home / News / MONDAY WEATHER: Level 9 warning and a high likelihood of significant impacts in places due to disruptive rainfall | SA News

MONDAY WEATHER: Level 9 warning and a high likelihood of significant impacts in places due to disruptive rainfall | SA News

12 January 2026 by Guest

By Staff Writer
Published: 11 January 2026

This forecast is for: Mon 12 January 2026
The maps cover: Mon 12 Jan – Tue 13 Jan

A heat wave with persistently high temperatures is expected until Tuesday over the Eastern Cape Province, exception of the Joe Gqabi and the southern parts of Nelson Mandela Bay.

Very hot to extremely hot and uncomfortable conditions are also expected over the Central Karoo of the Western Cape on Monday.

According to the SA Weather Service (SAWS), the low-pressure system currently located over the southern parts of Mozambique is expected to significantly influence weather conditions over north-eastern South Africa over the coming days.

SAWS said current weather…

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