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Cape Town’s cloudy weekend comes with a warm twist

Cape Town can expect a largely cloudy and dry weekend, with Saturday remaining cool before temperatures climb on Sunday.

Cape Town’s cloudy weekend comes with a warm twist

Cape Town is bracing for a mostly cloudy weekend, with temperatures set to climb from a chilly start to a pleasant 24°C by Sunday, according to the South African Weather Service (Saws). The city is forecast to stay dry throughout the weekend, with no rain expected on either Saturday or Sunday, as the Saws predicts a 0% chance of precipitation.

Saturday will begin partly cloudy, with temperatures hovering around 15°C in the early hours before rising to a peak of 21°C in the afternoon. By day's end, the skies will be fully clouded, with winds blowing from the southeast, strengthening to approximately 27.78km/h in the morning. Humidity levels will be high, ranging from 65% to 85% throughout the day, with no significant rainfall on the horizon.

Sunday is expected to be marginally warmer, with the Saws forecasting a maximum temperature of 24°C. Clouds will prevail, with temperatures climbing to around 17°C by 8am and reaching a comfortable 18°C by evening. Wind speeds will be lighter than Saturday, with easterly gusts of about 9.26km/h in the morning and northerly winds of the same speed in the evening. Humidity will gradually decrease, reaching 85% in the morning and settling at 80% by nightfall.

In summary, Cape Town can anticipate a largely cloudy and dry weekend, with a cooler Saturday giving way to a slightly warmer Sunday.

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