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Recorded daily rainfall for South Africa – Tuesday 4 November 2025 | SA News

4 November 2025
By Staff Writer

These are the preliminary recorded rainfall figures for the 24-hour period ending at 8am on Tuesday, 4 November 2025 according to the SA Weather Service (SAWS).

GAUTENG
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MPUMALANGA
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LIMPOPO PROVINCE
Eldorado AWS: 2 mm
Elim – Hospital: 3 mm
Krugerwildtuin Shangoni ARS: 1 mm
Thohoyandou AWS: 4 mm
Thohoyandou WO: 5 mm

NORTH-WEST
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FREE STATE
Bothaville – Balkfontein: 16 mm

NORTHERN CAPE
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WESTERN CAPE
Laingsburg – Excelsior ARS: 2 mm

EASTERN CAPE
East London AWS: 1 mm
Qumbu AWS: 14 mm

KWAZULU-NATAL
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The rainfall data for Monday is available by clicking here.



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