The Western Cape has seen its fair share of ups and downs in its weather temperatures over the past two weeks, but this weekend is forecast to be a real scorcher.
Cape Town recently experienced a week of sizzling heat during which temperatures were the highest they had been in a while. From there, temperatures began dropping again, giving Capetonians a breather from the hot weather.
The heat is set to start picking back up on Friday November 8, with forecasts showing a high of 31°C, before moving into a weekend of high 20s and possibly 30s. Some predict Sunday’s temperatures may even push past the 30°C mark.
The warm weather will begin to subside from next week Tuesday, when temperatures will dip to a 24°C high, as stated by SA Weather.
If you’re looking for a way to cope with the approaching heatwave, check out our list of inner city pools and tidal pools in the Cape Town area.
As temperatures begin to spike, so do worries regarding the Western Cape’s dam levels. As of today levels are at 73.9% and locals are crossing their fingers that the warm weather ahead won’t put too much strain on water storage.
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