Latest models indicate that no cut-off low is developing as predicted before; less rain is therefore anticipated in the Western Cape; very cold air is expected to move in over parts of the Southern Cape. Strong winds and high swells is still expected over the coastal areas of the Western and Eastern Cape. Observers are still requited to keep and eye on this cold front.
The SAWDOS is keeping and eye on the system and will inform our readers of any further developments. Please report any heavy rain possible flooding, gale force winds, rough seas and wave heights to the SAWDOS in the event that this system develop over the next two days.Send information to:
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