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Weekend Weather Forecast for Newcastle, Ladysmith and Vryheid

Weekend Weather Forecast for Newcastle, Ladysmith and Vryheid

The weekend has finally arrived, and for those who have returned to work after the festive season, the next few days promise to be a welcome respite from the initial week back at work. However, over recent days, large swathes of KwaZulu-Natal have been adversely affected by disruptive rainfall, impacting several communities negatively.

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Looking ahead at the weather forecast for the next three days, AccuWeather predicts a warm and humid weekend interspersed with thunderstorms and rain.

Additionally, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) has also indicated that Newcastle, Ladysmith, and Vryheid can expect severe weather conditions.

We will now delve into AccuWeather’s weekend weather forecast and SAWS’s weather warning:

Friday, 10 January 2025:

Newcastle: A sunny and hot day is forecast, with AccuWeather predicting temperatures will soar to 33°. Evening temperatures are expected to drop to 17°.

Moreover, it should be noted that SAWS has issued a Level 2 Warning for Severe Thunderstorms for Newcastle. According to SAWS, these severe thunderstorms are anticipated to come with damaging winds, excessive lightning, substantial amounts of small hail, and heavy downpours..

Ladysmith: A humid day has been forecast, with AccuWeather predicting temperatures will peak at 33°. Evening temperatures are expected to drop to 19°.

Like Newcastle, SAWS has issued a Level 2 Warning for Severe Thunderstorms for Ladysmith. .

Vryheid: A hot and muggy day is forecast with broken cloud coverage and sunny spells. Temperatures are forecast to peak at 31°. Evening temperatures are set to drop to 18°.

As with Newcastle and Ladysmith, SAWS has issued a Level 2 Warning for Severe Thunderstorms for Vryheid.

Saturday, 11 January 2025:

Newcastle: A hot and humid day is forecast, with temperatures predicted to peak at 31°. Thunderstorms are also expected throughout the day. Nighttime temperatures are anticipated to drop to 18°, with evening spells of rain forecast.

Ladysmith: A humid day is forecast, with temperatures predicted to peak at 31°. Thunderstorms can be expected throughout the day. Evening temperatures are forecast to drop to 19°, accompanied by spells of rain.

Vryheid: An overcast and humid day is on the cards, with temperatures forecast to reach a high of 31°. Thunderstorms are also predicted for the day. Evening temperatures are expected to drop to a humid 18°, with periods of rain.

Sunday, 12 January 2025:

Newcastle: A cloudy and humid day can be expected, with temperatures set to peak at 24°. A heavy thunderstorm is forecast for the day. Nighttime temperatures are predicted to drop to 15°, with scattered thunderstorms on the cards throughout the night.

Ladysmith: A cloudy and humid day is forecast, with temperatures set to reach a high of 24°. Showers and thunderstorms can be expected during the day. Nighttime temperatures are predicted to drop to 17°, with further rain anticipated.

Vryheid: A cooler and cloudy day is expected, with temperatures peaking at 22° and the potential for thunderstorms during the day. Evening temperatures are predicted to drop to 15°, with scattered showers expected during the night.

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As inclement weather has already affected several communities due to recent rainfalls, the towns of Newcastle, Ladysmith, and Vryheid are urged to monitor reputable media agencies and local weather services for any unexpected changes in weather conditions.

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