Snowfall Hits South Africa's Mountainous Regions
Heavy snowfall has caused road closures and disruptions in South Africa, with several regions affected. The snowfall hit areas including the Eastern Cape and Western Cape provinces.
Details of the Incident
The South African Broadcasting Corporation reported that the snowfall led to the closure of three mountain passes in the Eastern Cape, with emergency teams on site to provide assistance.
The Swartberg Pass in the Western Cape was also closed due to a thick layer of ice forming.
Context
The South African Weather Service had warned of an impending cold front, accompanied by cold and stormy weather.
The World Meteorological Organization released its annual report on the state of the climate in Africa, highlighting the importance of monitoring climate change in the region.
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