The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) confirmed an 80% likelihood of the development of an El Niño, from June to August. Warm ocean waters in the tropical Pacific, are fueling this…
Damage caused by floods, is estimated at R170.3 million. The District said roads, bridges, power lines, stormwater and buildings, were affected. A SANSA satellite analysis mapped ∼261.57 hectares of flooded…
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) measured a monthly total of 507,0 mm at the Ceres Automatic Weather Station (AWS), for the month of May. This follows excessive amounts of…
A delegation comprising of Alan Winde, the Premier of the Western Cape and MECs -Anton Bredell and Tersius Simmers, visited the Cederberg Municipality. Azrial Scheepers, Mayor of the area, led…
The Green Climate Fund and Global Green Growth Institute – GGGI held a joint conference in the Republic of Korea, on Monday. Leaders and partners came together to strengthen collaboration…
Monday is the hottest day in the United Kingdom (UK), estimated at 35 degrees Celsius. The Met Office said in an update, this is a record-breaking high, since 1944, when…
Six and ten electricity pylons in the Waaihoek area between Wolseley and Worcester, alone, left the region with constrained power supply. This is after Ceres received 488 mm of rain…
The Department of Forestry Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) planted trees, to commemorate International Biodiversity Day, on Friday. Bernice Swarts and Narend Singh, Deputy Ministers of DFFE, led the planting…
June to September is an important rainy season for countries in the northern and western Greater Horn of Africa. But the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) regional climate centre, said the…
Several roads in Namakwa, part of the Northern Cape, remain closed, following last week’s floods and damaging winds. The Department of Roads and Public Works said two roads were opened…
