Saturday here in the Mother City was shorts and flip flops weather, but that wasn’t the case for other parts of the country. Powder time.
It snowed on Table Mountain, guys, and we have some footage to prove it. Nothing like a dusting of white powder to get Capetonians all excited.
This weekend is set to be blerrie cold, guys, so get yourselves some blankets, willy warmers and food stocks. Only the brave will venture outside.
These are treacherous times in which we live, and our current water plight isn’t to be taken lightly. You could even be kicked out of your house.
Yesterday saw the City of Cape Town further escalate the water restrictions, but if you want a real kick in the guts then take a look at these graphs.
Arm yourself with some knowledge for the next (inevitable) time someone wants to talk about the water crisis in Cape Town. The latest stats are out.
You’ve probably watched the drone footage and seen the pictures, but what is it like to take a drive around Knysna to chat with those affected?
Since it started bucketing down late Tuesday night, the Cape has had its fair share of rain. Today the City of Cape Town released the latest dam levels.
It’s been a bumper weekend for morons and bigots to crawl out of the woodwork, so let’s check in with a Netcare 911 paramedic and see where that leads us.
He’s played a mad Irish boxer, he’s played a guy who loves to fight, and now he’s taken on the role of weatherman. You be the judge.
If you want to know how to lend a hand to those who have suffered these past few days, as well as those fighting the blaze, this is a good place to start.
The Theewaterskloof dam levels have been in the news of late for all the wrong reasons, so let’s check in and see what effect the #CapeStorm has had.
There were a few swells around the peninsula that you wouldn’t dare surf, but over in Hout Bay it was really kicking off.
They warned it was going to get hectic after lunch, and over in Sea Point it’s clear the storm is making good on those promises.
Feel it, it is here – the monster finally kicked into gear late last night, and it did manage to do some damage. Of course the ‘best’ is still to come.
It might be relatively calm where you are, but don’t let that fool you. Cavendish Square has now been closed down for the day, and it’s easy to see why.
Not in Cape Town? Don’t have a window to look out of? Want to know what’s to come? Not to worry, we found a whole lot of websites that will keep you well informed.
Guys, the City of Cape Town is warning Capetonians to stay inside their homes and tie down belongings. We’re not messing around – it’s about to get real.
It’s official: schools in the Western Cape will be closed tomorrow. Wee rate that means businesses should be, too.
Hollywood heavyweights haven’t held back in their criticism of Donny T, and over the weekend Leo made it clear he isn’t a fan.
According to weather reporters, there’s a “dik” storm coming through this week and y’all better be prepared. Perhaps all those prayers have been answered.
Sometimes events over at the White House leave you wondering exactly how it came to this, and yesterday was another prime example of that.
It’s been a year and a half since world leaders met in Paris, agreeing on a plan of action to preserve our planet for future generations. Seems like ages ago, now.
On rare occasions the Grand Canyon sees a full cloud inversion occur, and thankfully videographer Harun Mehmedinovic was on hand to film the beauty.
As the City rolls out another round of dire water warnings, begging us to cut back on water usage, the question of when we can expect rain looms large.
Ahead of the weekend we were told to expect snow and serious storms, and the weather gods didn’t disappoint. Let’s check out some of the better pics and videos.
No, we’re not talking about that Ozzie guy and his reviews on just about everything. Don’t worry, these blokes watching a meteor shower are still very entertaining.
A heatwave on the winter side of autumn? Here’s what’s going on in the atmosphere above Cape Town to cause such splendid weather.
Sometimes the only way to handle winds of 260 km/h is to have a laugh, and there are few places better at taking the piss than Australia.
Most people are familiar with the Northern Lights, but down south in Australasia they have their own thing going on. This footage from midair is special.