Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga are under severe weather warnings today, with thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds expected across multiple regions.
The South African Weather Service has issued a Yellow Level 4 warning for severe thunderstorms affecting parts of these provinces.
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Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga weather today
- Severe thunderstorms expected
- Heavy rainfall across multiple areas
- Risk of localised flooding
- Strong winds and lightning
- Storms building from midday into the evening
This system is affecting both urban and rural areas, with conditions expected to change quickly.
Gauteng weather update
Gauteng, including Johannesburg, will see:
- Temperatures around 22°C
- Thunderstorms developing through the afternoon
- Rain probability between 60% and 80%
Storm activity is expected to peak from midday to late evening.
Limpopo weather conditions
Limpopo is experiencing storm activity in low-lying and northern regions.
- Heavy rain expected in parts of the province
- Risk of flooding in vulnerable areas
- Lightning activity likely
Mpumalanga storm warning
Mpumalanga remains under unstable weather conditions.
Mbombela
- 80% chance of thunderstorms
- High of 25°C
Highveld areas
- Heavy rain and thundershowers
- Possible small hail and lightning
48-hour outlook
Conditions remain unstable into midweek.
Gauteng
- Wednesday: 19°C with scattered storms
- Thursday: 14°C and cooler
Mpumalanga
- Wednesday: 20°C with rain
- Thursday: cooler and wet
Safety advice
Residents should take precautions:
- Stay indoors during storms
- Avoid flooded areas
- Secure outdoor items
- Monitor official updates
Why this matters
This weather system affects three major provinces at once, increasing the risk of disruption across transport, infrastructure and daily activity.
FAQs
Which provinces are affected
Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga.
What warning level is in place
A Yellow Level 4 warning for severe thunderstorms.
What are the main risks
Heavy rain, flooding, lightning and strong winds.
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