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Recorded daily rainfall for South Africa – Monday 23 February | SA News

24 February 2026 by Guest

23 February 2026
By Staff Writer

These are the preliminary recorded rainfall figures for the 24-hour period ending at 8am on Monday 23 February 2026, according to the SA Weather Service and readings that we get from other sources.

The total recorded rainfall for January 2026 across South Africa is available by clicking here.

Recorded rainfall sent in to us by our followers is indicated by and data is updated as we receive it. Data from the SA Weather Service is only available later in the morning.

GAUTENG
Lambton Germiston: 6.5 mm
Homelands Vereeniging: 3 mm
Vereeniging Kopanong Hospital: 6 mm

MPUMALANGA
Balfour AWS: 6 mm
Bourke’s Luck AWS: 1 mm
Graskop AWS: 3 mm
Machadodorp AWS: 4…

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