The South African Weather Service says severe thunderstorm, hail, flooding and damaging wind should be expected.
Residents can expect temperatures of around 22 degrees Celsius in Johannesburg, Springs and Vereeniging. “The thing that people need to understand when they read this information is that we are not saying that there will be hail and flooding from 2 o’clock straight up until 4 o’clock. What we are communicating is that we are expecting storm over the province and between those times there is a risk that some of these storms may become severe,” says Weather Forecaster, Jacqueline Modika.
Be ready Gauteng, with prayers as well...
Be ready Gauteng,with prayers as well, bcz is any natural event,only God in Jesus name can stop it...
Please call the Disaster management in municipalities across Gauteng and ask for their plans in case of disasters like flooding and so on. Cyclone Idai serves as a lesson that these underfunded departments priority should be updated
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