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Watch: Snow falls in parts of Western Cape

Some showers and snow showers can still be expected over parts of the Western Cape province today.

Snow has blanketed some mountain ranges in the Western Cape province after another cold-front made landfall on Monday afternoon.

The Matroosberg mountains in the Cape Winelands received quite a lot of ground level snow.

There were also reports of snow at Klondyke Cherry farm outside Ceres as well as in Worcester.

For today’s forecast the SAWS said that some showers and snow showers can still be expected over parts of the Western Cape province today.

Matroosberg Reserve in the Western Cape has snow! pic.twitter.com/Y3kmY6b8tA

— Dylan Graham (@TheDylanGraham) July 12, 2021

More snow in Ceres ( WC) https://t.co/uyHvlgQDsl

— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) July 12, 2021

Taken by Ejaz Allie in Worcester earlier pic.twitter.com/KklJPaCl6g

— Storm Report SA (@StormReportSA1) July 12, 2021

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The current status of Cape Town’s dam levels is that they are continuing to drop.

The expected UVB sunburn index in the Western Cape is extreme.

Gusty winds of 45-55 km/h can be expected ahead of the cold front over the interior and south coast of the Western Cape.

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