The weather on Wednesday, 16 July 2025, is forecast to be largely tranquil across South Africa, with no severe weather alerts in effect.
South Africa weather forecast: Overview of weather on Tuesday, 16 July 2025
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued no weather warnings, fire alerts, or advisories.
Daytime temperatures will remain moderate, with inland cities such as Johannesburg (6°C/21°C) and Pretoria (5°C/22°C) enjoying fine conditions that become partly cloudy in the late afternoon.
Warmer conditions persist along the eastern parts, with Mbombela reaching a high of 26°C.
Weather warnings issued for Wednesday, 16 July 2025
- No impact-based warnings: No significant weather hazards are expected to impact infrastructure, transportation, or daily activities.
- No fire danger warnings: Conditions remain stable across the country with no elevated fire danger risks reported.
- No advisories issued: No special advisories have been communicated by SAWS, confirming that the atmosphere remains generally benign.
Fine to partly cloudy conditions prevail from the Northern Cape through Gauteng, with some windy intervals in cities such as Kimberley (4°C/24°C) and Bloemfontein (2°C/22°C).
The Western Cape, particularly Cape Town (11°C/17°C), is expected to become cloudy by evening with light rain developing overnight.
This forecast aligns with the seasonal climate outlook, which suggests above-normal temperatures and a shift in rainfall patterns favouring the eastern coastal belt during this period .