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Recorded daily rainfall for South Africa – 3 November 2025 | SA News

4 November 2025 by Guest

3 November 2025
By Staff Writer

These are the preliminary recorded rainfall figures for the 24-hour period ending at 8am on Monday, 3 November 2025 according to the SA Weather Service (SAWS).

GAUTENG
Irene WO: 1 mm
Pretoria – Zoological Gardens: 16 mm
Pretoria University Proefplaas: 7 mm

MPUMALANGA
Belfast: 10 mm
Bushbuckridge AWS: 5 mm
Carolina: 2 mm
Graskop AWS: 14 mm
Hazyview Airfield AWS: 2 mm
Kruger Mpumalanga Int. Airport: 3 mm
Machadodorp Aws: 2 mm
Nelspruit: 3 mm

LIMPOPO
Elim – Hosp: 16 mm
Haenertsburg ARS: 9 mm
Thohoyandou AWS: 7 mm
Thohoyandou WO: 13 mm
Tshakuma AWS: 20 mm
Tzaneen-Westfalia Estate: 8 mm
Warmbad Towoomba: 3 mm

NORTH WEST
Ventersdorp: 1 mm

KWAZULU-NATAL
Giants Castle AWS: 8…

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