Another cold front is expected to make landfall in the Western Cape on Saturday afternoon, bringing with it snow and rainfall in parts of the country.
The South African Weather Service Saws has also warned of isolated showers and thundershowers across the western and central interior parts of the country.
'Weather conditions are expected to change significantly as an upper trough system associated with a ridging high-pressure system at the surface will introduce significant cooling over the escarpment regions of South Africa, extending from the Western Cape, up to the southern parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
Daytime temperatures are expected to start cooling down over the Western Cape from Sunday, reaching the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal region by Monday. The expected snowfall will follow a similar trend starting in the Western Cape early on Sunday morning, spreading eastward towards KZN by Monday morning,' Saws said.
The forecaster added that snowfall is expected to clear up in the Western Cape and western parts of the Eastern Cape by Monday evening. Snowfall will, however, persist on Tuesday, over the eastern parts of Eastern Cape and southern KZN.
