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Weather: Isolated to scattered showers expected in South Africa

WEATHER: Isolated to scattered showers expected in South Africa

Curious about what the skies hold? Discover the latest outlook for all nine provinces across South Africa this Thursday, 23 July 2026. The post WEATHER: Isolated to scattered showers expected in South Africa appeared first on SA People.

Get daily updates on temperatures, winds and UVB levels, and see what the SA Weather Service predicts for the country.

Here’s the weather outlook for South Africa’s nine provinces.

The South African Weather Service has issued weather updates stating that fine and cool conditions are expected in some provinces.

SEVERE WEATHER ALERTS

IMPACT-BASED WARNINGS

NIL

FIRE DANGER WARNINGS

NIL

ADVISORIES

NIL

Weather conditions and UVB forecast in South Africa’s provinces

Gauteng

Gauteng can expect partly cloudy in the extreme south, otherwise fine and cool, but warm in the extreme north.

The expected UVB Sunburn Index is Moderate

Mpumalanga

Mpumalanga, the Place of the Rising Sun, can expect fine and cool to warm.

Limpopo

In Limpopo, morning fog in places, otherwise fine and cool to warm.

North West

North West, known as Bokone Bophirima in Setswana, can expect fine in the north, otherwise partly cloudy and cool to warm with isolated showers and thundershowers.

Free State

In the Free State, partly cloudy and cold to cool with isolated showers and thundershowers.

Northern Cape

Fine in the central parts, otherwise partly cloudy and cool with isolated showers and thundershowers. It will be cold over the extreme south. The wind along the coast will be light to moderate north-westerly to northerly, becoming light to moderate from the evening.

Western Cape

Cloudy and cold to cool with intermittent rain over the south-west in the morning spreading eastward from the afternoon, while clearing from the west from the evening. The wind along the coast will be moderate to fresh north-westerly to westerly but strong in the south-west, becoming moderate southerly to south-westerly along the south-west spreading eastward in the late afternoon.

The expected UVB sunburn index is Very High

Eastern Cape

The Western half: Fine in the north, otherwise partly cloudy and cool with isolated to scattered showers in the evening along the coast and adjacent interior. The wind along the coast will be fresh to strong south-westerly.

The Eastern half: Partly cloudy and cool with morning showers in places over the interior. The wind along the coast will be fresh to strong south-westerly.

KwaZulu-Natal

Morning fog over the northern interior, otherwise partly cloudy and cool to warm, but fine in the extreme north. Isolated showers and rain are expected along the south coast and adjacent interior. The wind along the coast will be light to moderate northerly to north-easterly, becoming moderate to fresh south-westerly to southerly in the extreme south early-morning and spreading to Mtunzini in the afternoon.

The expected UVB Sunburn Index is High

Forecast data provided by the South African Weather Service.

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