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Cold front approaching Cape Town predicts good rain for Friday
The South African Weather Service is predicting much-needed rainfall heading towards the drought-stricken Western Cape late on Friday.
The Weather Services forecasts as much as 80% rain, beginning sometime on Friday and likely to persist into Saturday morning.
Cape Town is currently battling what is said to be the worst drought in a 100 years, with Day Zero looming.
Day Zero is the day when the City will be switching off the water supply and Capetonians will have to get their daily 25-litre water ration from designated collection points.
The City has implemented level 6B water restrictions in an attempt to avoid dams running dry.
On Tuesday, the Greenland Water User’s Association opened the sluice gates allowing 10 000 megalitres of water to flow into the Cape Town water supply bringing much-needed relief, and pushing Day Zero to May 11.
💧BREAKING: 10 billion litres (10 million cubic metres) of water donated by farmers now on its way to Cape Town's depleted dam system. Extra water responsible for #DayZero push back | @LA_JANSEN pic.twitter.com/hqujvEKbzC
— Gauteng Weather (@tWeatherSA) February 6, 2018
🌧️SW CAPE RAINFALL UPDATE🌧️
— AfricaWeather (@AfricaWeather_) February 6, 2018
☔AfricaWeather is forecasting a cold front for Cape Town & the SW Cape late on Friday & Saturday morning. There is a 80% chance of 10-20mm of rain in most areas with up to 30-50mm possible near the mountains & catchment areas☔@ReenvalSA @landbou pic.twitter.com/vFO7XIhCWY
🌧️SW CAPE RAINFALL UPDATE🌧️
— AfricaWeather (@AfricaWeather_) February 6, 2018
☔AfricaWeather is forecasting a cold front for Cape Town & the SW Cape late on Friday & Saturday morning. There is a 80% chance of 10-20mm of rain in most areas with up to 30-50mm possible near the mountains & catchment areas☔@ReenvalSA @landbou pic.twitter.com/vFO7XIhCWY
This article first appeared on CapeTalk : Cold front approaching Cape Town predicts good rain for Friday
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