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Weather alert: Damaging winds and waves along coast with partly cloudy and cool to warm conditions

Find out what the latest weather forecast from the SA Weather Service means for your region for Wednesday, 7 October 2026.

Weather alert: Damaging winds and waves along coast with partly cloudy and cool to warm conditions

The South African Weather Service has issued a yellow level 2 warning for damaging winds and waves along the coast of KwaZulu-Natal. This warning is expected to cause disruptions to beachfront activities and pose challenges for navigation at sea, particularly for small vessels near Alexander Bay and Plettenberg Bay. The warning will remain in effect until Thursday.

Across the rest of the country, expect partly cloudy skies with cool to warm temperatures. There will be isolated to scattered showers and thundershowers. In Gauteng, residents can anticipate partly cloudy and warm weather, with the UVB sunburn index rated as "very high". In Mpumalanga, expect partly cloudy and cool to warm conditions, with isolated rain and showers in the east. Limpopo will be partly cloudy and warm, but cloudy with isolated rain and showers in the southeast.

North West residents will enjoy fine and cool to warm weather, while those in the Free State can expect a fine and cool to warm day. The Northern Cape will start partly cloudy in the south before transitioning to fine and cool to warm conditions. The Western Cape will have fine conditions in the west, turning partly cloudy and cool but warm in the northwest.

In the Eastern Cape, expect conditions to vary. The western half will be cloudy at first, but partly cloudy and cool in the north. The eastern half will begin cloudy with morning fog in the north, with isolated showers and rain in the morning, otherwise partly cloudy and cool.

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