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Nice photo of the above.

Oooh lovely - breathtaking

Yep.

@KK Can you tell me when the 'Berg mountains will be enveloped in snow?

winter...

more than that i can't tell you...
we haven't even gotten into autumn yet...

Anakha56 wrote:@KK Can you tell me when the 'Berg mountains will be enveloped in snow?

Roundabout mid June normally (10th-20th) should be a good time if you want then "enveloped" in snow, IIRC. Proper snowfalls usually occur around that time?

When will this heat piss off? That's what I wanna know.

Leathers getting abit hot?

doo_much wrote:Leathers getting abit hot?

Standing in the sun all day getting abit hot

I work out in the sun most of the time.


And this sure as hell beats the cold of winter?

Chiselhurst [East London] Rainfall figures: 2006-2011
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Average
Jan 125 77 152 82 57 94 98
Feb 130 78 77 95 36 23 73
Mar 76 100 57 18 44 85 63
Apr 95 77 116 56 41 85 78
May 143 44 26 32 3 80 55
Jun 12 27 60 15 65 217 66
Jul 4 15 3 29 14 258 54
Aug 173 48 55 20 30 26 59
Sep 99 48 18 42 16 9 39
Oct 355 53 58 71 248 56 140
Nov 54 82 134 89 55 175 98
Dec 103 61 81 99 87 123 92
TOTAL 1369 710 837 648 696 1231

Tropical cyclone heading for KZN
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/ ... N-20120302

Beat me to it.

Stay safe, folks.

Must call mummy

@KK any chance that will miss the Wild Coast Sun? Really wanted to visit the water park tomorrow...

As far as i know, if and when the cyclone affects SA it will be the areas of northern natal first, as both articles said, not Durban...
so i think for today you are safe

I am at work today . Thats why I targeted this Sunday about a month ago. Trust Mother Nature to throw me a curve ball .

Rain is predicted for tomorow

Latest update on Tropical Cyclone Irina

SAWS Update - 4 March 2012: http://metzone.weathersa.co.za/images/P ... ch2012.pdf

And here's your 08h00 update:

Hmmm.

BIG rain and storms were predicted for our town. Not much happened. Only 400mm fell.
Wind was a bit hectic last night and today, but nothing worse than what we have seen. No flooding.

Bit of a storm in a teacup hey. For our area anyway.

Kingsmead, yesterday:

Moving south-east now, so I guess the worst is over.