Storms Expected in Komani Today as Yellow Level 2 Warning Issued

Yellow Level 2 Warning in Effect

Komani falls squarely within the Yellow Level 2 Severe Thunderstorm Warning area issued by SAWS, with conditions expected to intensify from midday into late afternoon.

This alert covers a large interior region between Cradock and Mthatha, including Komani, Ezibeleni, Ilinge, Whittlesea, and surrounding farming districts.

Expected Impacts

• Heavy downpours

• Localised flooding of roads, bridges, and low-lying areas

• Small hail, with the possibility of larger hailstones in open areas

• Strong, gusty winds

• Dangerous lightning

Motorists, pedestrians, and residents in flood-prone areas are urged to take precautions, especially during peak afternoon storm activity.

Today’s Weather: Thursday, 27 November 2025

Morning Conditions (6:22 AM)

• Temperature: 17°C

• Skies: Mostly clear, with severe weather expected later

• Wind: Light SE flow

Day Forecast

• High: 27°C

• Rain Chance (live data): 75%

• Map Probability: 60% Scattered thunderstorms

Storm activity is expected to build rapidly after midday as moisture converges over the interior. Short-duration heavy rainfall may cause quick flooding of dips and low-water bridges, particularly around Newvale, Victoria Park, Aloepark, and Ezibeleni.

Tomorrow’s Weather: Friday, 28 November 2025

Tomorrow continues the unsettled pattern, with the SAWS maps showing 60% scattered showers and a projected 15 mm of rainfall.

What to Expect

• Rain Probability: 60% Scattered

• Expected Rainfall: ±15 mm

• Temperature: Warm, reaching about 27°C

• Conditions: Continued moisture-driven instability

• Wind: Light, with subtle convergence zones indicating ongoing storm potential

Thunderstorms are likely again in the afternoon, although impacts are expected to be slightly less severe than today.

Safety Tips

• Avoid crossing flooded bridges or drifts.

• Secure outdoor items that could be blown by strong winds.

• Keep devices charged in case of power dips.

• Drive slowly on wet or hail-covered roads.

Komani News will continue to monitor SAWS data and issue updates if conditions worsen.