Thunderstorms
Disaster management teams in parts of KwaZulu-Natal are on high alert following an escalation of weather warnings by the South African Weather Service. Orange Level 6 warnings now apply to Ugu, Zululand, King Cetshwayo and Umkhanyakude districts, indicating a high chance of significant damage. A cold front and cut-off low are expected to bring heavy rain and damaging winds.
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Hong Kong's Observatory forecasts increasing showers with squally thunderstorms later on Sunday, May 3, heavier in some areas. A cold front sweeping Guangdong's coast will drop temperatures to around 21 degrees Celsius by Monday morning. The public is urged to monitor updates for outdoor plans.
The South African Weather Service has warned of severe thunderstorms across Gauteng starting tonight, with heavy rain, possible flooding, and large hail anticipated. Northern areas face the most widespread impacts, and the storms are set to continue into Tuesday with cooler temperatures. Residents are urged to prepare for disruptive weather.
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Severe thunderstorms with heavy rain are forecast to affect parts of Gauteng starting Friday afternoon. The South African Weather Service has issued a yellow level two warning, prompting emergency services in Johannesburg and Tshwane to urge caution among residents and motorists. Flash floods are possible in low-lying areas and near rivers.