Gauteng residents have been cautioned to prepare for the season's first heatwave, with temperatures anticipated to reach the low 30s. The post Weather: Heatwave forecasted for Gauteng and other ...

The current heatwave in Gauteng could stick around till later this week at the very least, according to the SA Weather Service.

Gauteng’s recent heatwave was “unusual” for this time of year and was in line with global warming predictions made more than three decades ago, according to an environmental expert.

The heatwave is expected to last until Friday in Gauteng as temperatures go above 35 in many regions. Rain is expected this weekend.

A year since Gauteng felt what many are referring to as a water crisis, the province is experiencing a heatwave, and consumption of water is expected to increase.

The forecasted temperatures in Johannesburg and Vereeniging will hit a maximum 34°C, while Pretoria is expected to hit the 36°C mark during the heatwave.

Inland provinces are likely to experience hot temperatures this week. However, temperatures are not likely to reach the highs recorded in the Western Cape over the weekend. Gauteng and the Free State ...

Gauteng has been battling sweltering temperatures all week and Johannesburg residents were teased with rumbling skies, but no rain on Friday and Saturday.

Over the past two days, the heatwave has been felt mostly in the northern parts of Free State and the North West, as well as Gauteng, Mpumalanga and Limpopo, and in the northern parts of KwaZulu ...