Weekend weather forecast for Newcastle, Ladysmith, and Dundee

Weekend Weather Forecast for Newcastle, Ladysmith and Vryheid  
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With the weekend on the horizon, we take a look at the weather forecast for Newcastle, Ladysmith, and Dundee.

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AccuWeather’s latest forecast promises warm temperatures, punctuated by intermittent thunderstorms, offering a mix of weather conditions over the next three days.

Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of what to expect:

Friday, 2 February 2024:

Newcastle: Newcastle kicks off the weekend with a forecast of sunshine. Temperatures are expected to hit 31°. However, an ominous UV reading of 12 indicates an extreme risk of harm from sun exposure, urging residents to take precautionary measures. Nightfall brings a slight reprieve, with temperatures dropping to a cooler 14°.

Ladysmith: The town is poised for a predominantly sunny and hot day. Temperatures are expected to peak at 33°. A UV reading of 12 underscores the importance of sun protection. Nighttime temperatures are predicted to dip to 16°.

Dundee: Residents can expect a pleasant day marked by sunshine with temperatures reaching 30°. However, the UV index stands at 12, necessitating caution. Nighttime temperatures are projected to fall to 15°.

Saturday, 3 February 2024:

Newcastle: Saturday brings increasing cloud cover and the possibility of thunderstorms for Newcastle. Temperatures are forecast to hit 31°. The UV index remains high at 12. Nighttime temperatures are expected to cool to 17°.

Ladysmith: Ladysmith needs to brace for another hot day, with temperatures lingering at 33°. The UV index remains at 12. The evening skies are forecast to be mostly cloudy, with isolated thunderstorms expected. Nighttime temperatures are anticipated to hover at around 19°.

Dundee: The town is set for a warm Saturday with escalating cloud cover. Temperatures are predicted to reach 31°. A thunderstorm is also on the cards for the afternoon. The UV index remains at 12, with nighttime temperatures dropping to 18°.

Sunday, 4 February 2024:

Newcastle: Sunday brings a slight cooldown for Newcastle, with temperatures expected to reach 29°. The UV index persists at 12. Variable cloud cover and the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon are on the cards. Nighttime temperatures are forecast to drop to 16°.

Ladysmith: Residents can anticipate a mostly cloudy Sunday with scattered thunderstorms and temperatures peaking at 31°. The UV index remains at 12. Nighttime temperatures are forecast to dip to 18°, accompanied by sporadic thunderstorms.

Dundee: Locals can expect a cooler Sunday, with temperatures reaching 28°. Despite the drop in temperature, the UV index remains at 12. A potential stray thunderstorm is expected in the afternoon. Nighttime temperatures are forecast to reach 18°, with additional thunderstorms predicted.

As the weekend unfolds, residents are urged to stay weather-aware and take necessary precautions to mitigate potential risks associated with extreme temperatures and thunderstorms.

Be sure to have a good weekend!

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