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An intense cold front, supported by an upper air trough, will move through the Eastern Cape on Friday, and ahead of this system, high fire danger conditions are likely over the interior on Thursday Garth Sampson of the PE branch of the SA Weather Service says the cold front will start to affect the western areas of the province on Friday morning and move to the eastern half by Friday evening, bringing with it cooler temperatures.
He says significant rainfall (20mm in places) is expected along the coast and adjacent interior between Plettenberg Bay and Port Alfred on Friday.
Snowfalls are expected over the Sneeuberg from Friday evening, spreading eastwards to the southern Drakensberg by early Saturday morning.
Snowfalls are expected over most high lying areas in the early hours of Saturday morning.The public and small stock farmers are advised to stay up to date with weather alerts as the weekend approaches.
