21 January 2026 | Vox Weather Forecast ☁️ Cloudy skies linger over the northern parts of South Africa, with the heaviest showers most likely over the Bushveld with only light showers in the Lowveld ⛈️ SCATTERED thunderstorms are likely over central South Africa ⚠️IMPACT-BASED WARNINGS issued by SAWS ⚠️ 🟡 Yellow Level 2: Severe thunderstorms resulting in localised damage to infrastructure, settlements informal), property, vehicles, livelihood and livestock over the central and eastern parts of N

21 October 2025 | Vox Weather Forecast 🌫️A mainly cloudy morning with foggy patches in the south, parts of the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, and Mpumalanga. ⛈️Isolated showers and storms still likely over central and northern SA. 🔥FIRE DANGER WARNINGS: 🔥 Extreme high fire danger conditions are expected over Kamiesberg local municipality in the Northern Cape and Bergrivier local municipality in Western Cape. 🥵ADVISORIES: 🥵 Very hot and uncomfortable conditions are expected over the West Coast

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🌦️ Cloudy and mild for the northeast with on-and-off showers, while light rain affects parts of the southern cape ⛈️ Isolated storms are likely over central SA and the Northern Cape 💨 Fresh to strong winds are expected over the western interior and along the southern and eastern coastlines 🔥Very hot conditions shift to the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, while remaining intense in the Northern Cape and central SA ⚠️IMPACT-BASED WARNINGS issued by SAWS ⚠️ 🟡 Yellow Level 2 Warning: Disruptive

The Eastern Cape is running out of dogs to fight crime. And the situation is so critical that the shortage is hampering search and rescue and crime detection operations. Police are appealing to you to donate dogs to bolster its K9 units. If you wish to donate, you can contact the Eastern Cape police on 072 735 0116 #DStv403 https://www.enca.com/lifestyle-top-stories/k9-crisis-could-your-dog-help-police | eNCAnews

2.5K views · 39 reactions | Heavy rains and floods continue to ravage some parts of the Eastern Cape as seen in this footage captured in Port St Johns yesterday. These floods, believed to be effects of Climate Change, always cause massive damage to the department’s infrastructure such as roads and bridges. Our engineers will be deployed to asses any possible damage, as soon as the water subsides. #climatechange #easterncape | Eastern Cape Department of Transport | Facebook