The SA Weather Service has warned of persistent heavy rains and flash floods in Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga on Sunday

Heavy rain floods in George, Western Cape have turned many parts town into a river. Here are some videos and images of the crazy swamping.

Intense cold front expected to hit the Cape on Thursday afternoon, and the system is expected to reach Gauteng by Saturday.

Very cold, wet, snowy and windy conditions are expected. Snowfall is expected from the afternoon into the evening.

The South African Weather Services said chilly conditions, including snow, are expected for parts of the country from Thursday to Sunday.

Several roads in St Francis Bay, Jeffreys Bay and Humansdorp were damaged due to heavy rainfall and flooding in the area last week.

Rescuers responded to more than 50 callouts on Wednesday evening.

Kruger National Park (KNP) urged tourists to be extra cautious during this period and to call their
emergency numbers for any assistance.
076 801 9679 or 013 735 0197/4064,

Cyclone Eloise is expected to cause heavy rain and flooding in Mozambique, and will bring disruptive rainfall and strong winds to parts of South Africa. Find updates here.

Employers have also been instructed to release workers early and allow people to work from home.

Severe thunderstorms were observed over large parts of KwaZulu-Natal this week, leading to heavy rainfall and flooding.

Predictions of heavy rain in the eThekwini area over the next couple of days has led the South African Weather Service to issue a flood warning.

We’ve been telling you how good this winter has been to the province. The news regarding the Cape Town dam levels – and the Western Cape’s – is a delight.

Scenes you love to see: The Cape Town dam levels have scaled new heights again this week, as these latest figures raise the prospect of relaxed water tariffs.

A huge cause for celebration in the Western Cape, here. The Cape Town dam levels are scaling some incredible heights, thanks to a deluge of rain this week.

Is there a better sight than this for the people of Cape Town? The Berg River dam has been overflowing Tuesday, and it’s just what the region needs!

When it rains, it pours: The adverse weather in Cape Town has brought power cuts and water shortages to residents all across the Mother City.

Get in there! The Cape Town dam levels have managed to pull themselves out of the doldrums recently, and we’ve got more good news for Capetonians on Monday.

The restoration of the eThekwini Municipality has begun

All citizens have been called to participate in KZN’s day of mourning.

Counselling will be provided for the affected families.

Cyclone Kenneth hit our neighbours but experts say South Africa is safe.

The number could shoot up by the end of the day.

Ramaphosa is expected to visit affected areas in the Eastern Cape on Wednesday.

Ramaphosa noted that a close eye was being kept on the Free State and a visit to the Eastern Cape was next.