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Cold weather sparks frustration as Cape Town awaits summer

by Limpho Nonkonyane
Picture: X @tWeatherSA

In Cape Town, nothing frustrates people more than the weather, as it feels like we are never escaping the shackles of stormy conditions.

As we slowly approach spring, Cape Town residents expect cooler and warmer conditions but as of late have been disappointed at how much it rains.

According to the travelling hub, Rough Guides, the mother city is usually cold during this time whereas summer weather is usually expected from December to February.

The above-mentioned source suggests those wanting to visit the city come during colder months as prices for accommodation and entertainment are lower.

These cold weather conditions have caused a vast majority of internet users to express their frustrations as places like Johannesburg are already in summer.

Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter) users shared their experiences with Cape Town weather.

Cape Town weather is full of surprises! ☀️?️ Within just 5 minutes, it can go from sunshine to rain—proof that this city’s charm is as unpredictable as its skies! #CapeTownWeather pic.twitter.com/AWdjzUxJMX

— Ali (@cestleonow) August 27, 2024

One user captured:

Cold stormy day in Cape Town, but it’s still beautiful ?☔️❤️ pic.twitter.com/figCCKVXdf

— Ulrich Janse van Vuuren (@UlrichJvV) August 27, 2024

Another user added:

The accuracy of the weather in Cape Town.

?️ @risaiwanders pic.twitter.com/cceFZGoUDp

— Cape Town, Bru /\/¯¯¯¯¯\/\ ?? (@CapeTown_Bru) August 27, 2024

got in an Uber home bc Cape Town’s weather is disgusting. there was a big brown box chilling in the passenger seat. only to realise this oke’s handing out food to all the homeless peeps when we stop at a traffic light.

— ? (@maybevixen) August 26, 2024

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