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  • SNOWFALL of up to 20cm on MONDAY in parts of SA – here is the latest

    SNOWFALL of up to 20cm on MONDAY in parts of SA – here is the latest

    Snowfall of between 5- 20cm was expected to start on Sunday evening and continue on MONDAY in parts of South Africa.

    SNOWFALL IS EXPECTED IN SEVERAL PARTS OF SA

    According to Vox Weather, temperatures will drop low enough for light snowfall on the mountain peaks of Sani Pass, Drakensberg, and Lesotho.

    “Sunday overnight into Monday, you can expect snow over Lesotho and over the Drakensberg.”

    Are you in the area where snow is expected? We would love to see your photos. Please email your photos to [email protected] – remember to include the area and your details.

    THESE AREAS WILL LIKELY BE AFFECTED

    Snowfall was expected over the following areas:

    • Lesotho
    • Eastern Cape
    • KwaZulu-Natal
    • Senqu
    • Barkly East
    • Matatiele
    • Elundini
    • Nqanqarhu
    • Maclear
    • Sakhisizwe
    • Elliot

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    SNOWFALL expected TONIGHT in parts of SA - here is the latest

    FARMERS URGED TO SHELTER ANIMALS

    It furthermore warned that the accumulation of snow might result in isolated loss of vulnerable livestock and snowmelt, resulting in slippery driving conditions.

    The SAWS urged small stock farmers are encouraged to shelter animals. Residents should dress warmly and avoid high mountain passes.

    ALSO READ: Bored? Why not go hunt for SNOW – Here’s where to see snow in SA

    This comes after heavy snowfall was reported recently in several parts of South Africa.

    SNOWFALL MADE LANDFALL LAST WEEKEND

    Snowfall was confirmed last week on the peaks of the mountains in Barley East, on the Sani Mountain Pass, and in Lesotho.

    LOOK at these photos:

    WATCH: Light snowfall expected for TODAY in parts of SA - here is the latest
    The photos were taken by Malesedi Malope last week on the Sani Mountain Pass. Photo: SnowNews
    WATCH: Light snowfall expected for TODAY in parts of SA - here is the latest
    The photos were taken by Malesedi Malope last week on the Sani Mountain Pass. Photo: SnowNews
    WATCH: Light snowfall expected for TODAY in parts of SA - here is the latest
    The photos were taken by Malesedi Malope last week on the Sani Mountain Pass. Photo: SnowNews
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    The photos were taken by Malesedi Malope last week on the Sani Mountain Pass. Photo: SnowNews

    All photos below were sent to SnowReportSA.

    See photos here:

    WATCH: Light snowfall expected for TODAY in parts of SA - here is the latest
    Samantha sent SnowReportSA these photos from near Tiffindell Ski Resort, near the town of Rhodes in the Eastern Cape. Photo: SnowReportSA
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    Samantha sent SnowReportSA these photos from near Tiffindell Ski Resort, ear the town of Rhodes in the Eastern Cape. Photo: SnowReportSA
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    Samantha sent SnowReportSA these photos from near Tiffindell Ski Resort, near the town of Rhodes in the Eastern Cape. Photo: SnowReportSA
    WATCH: Light snowfall expected for TODAY in parts of SA - here is the latest
    Last week in Lesotho. Photo: Afriski Mountain Resort

    ALSO READ: Load REDUCTIONS planned for SATURDAY NIGHT- find your schedule here

    HERE ARE THE TOP FIVE PLACES IN SA TO GO HUNT FOR SNOW IN AUGUST:

    • Underberg: Snowfalls in the Underberg can occur anywhere from May through to October. The highest recorded snowfall in the area and, therefore, possibly the best time to go in search of snow, is in August. Situated a mere 40kms from Underberg, Sani Pass is a great snow spot to explore, with the first winter snowfall having fallen there in late May this year. Be advised though that you need a 4 x 4 to drive up the pass.
    • Golden Gate: The winter months in Golden Gate are very cold and temperatures can plummet to between -9 and -15°C. Snow is no stranger to this area.
    • Midlands: Winter in the Natal Midlands is cool and dry, with occasional snow and frost and average temperatures of 6°C. August 2021 saw the KZN Midlands transformed into a white-blanketed wonderland along with other large parts of SA previously untouched by it.

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