Adverse weather sweeps through KZN
The SA Weather Service is warning of heavy, disruptive snowfalls in parts of KwaZulu-Natal tonight and into tomorrow morning.
The weather service issued a warning of an unseasonal cold snap yesterday.
The warning said communities across the country could expect cold and wet conditions from the middle of this week.
The mercury is only expected to reach 17 degrees in Durban tomorrow. Showers are also expected across the province.
Please be advised of the following for 15 to 16 November 2017. Take the necessary precautions and be safe. pic.twitter.com/t5ggyTfasw
— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) November 14, 2017
Forecaster, Wisani Maluleke says a cold front is passing through the province.
"Very cold conditions are expected over southern parts of KZN. We have also issued a watch for disruptive snow over the southern high grounds. There is also a warning of heavy rainfall that could lead to localised flooding. We are also expecting damaging winds along the coast," he said.
READ: Cool weather conditions forecast for KZN
You can find tomorrow's maximum temperatures below:
Durban and Ulundi - 17
Margate - 13
Richards Bay - 22
Newcastle and Ladysmith - 15
Mooi River - 14
Kokstad - 8
Pietermaritzburg - 15
The Berg - 9
Damon Beard spoke to forecaster, Aslam Sardiwalla on the current weather conditions in Durban. Listen below.