Freezing weather results in South Africans snowboarding on farm
They don’t call it the Cape of Storms for nothing.
Gauteng, Mpumalanga, and Limpopo are all set to take out extra winter blankets because of temperatures dropping this weekend, according to the South African Weather Service.
An intense cold front is expected to hit parts of inland South Africa.
"We are expecting Pretoria to be at a maximum of 18 degrees, Johannesburg at 16 degrees and Vereeniging 16 degrees” says Forecaster Edward Engelbrecht.
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Meanwhile, in Sea Point in Cape Town, a massive wave was experienced, scaring motorists.
They don't call it Cape of Storms for nothing.
— Leon (@DiePlaasPatriot) June 11, 2020
Seapoint this morning 😲 pic.twitter.com/jC7VvlHVba
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The stormy and cold weather didn't stop there. A video posted by Snow Report SA shows a 'Carla and friends' doing some "extreme" snowboarding outside Ceres in the Western Cape.