Tshwane was hit by severe weather on Sunday, with strong winds causing significant damage in parts of the city. The hardest-hit area was Soshanguve, where numerous shacks were destroyed by the powerful winds, leaving many residents without homes.
The wind, which began around 5 p.m., took many by surprise, raising concerns about whether South Africa will face more extreme weather in the coming months.
Residents have expressed anxiety about the possibility of continued bad weather throughout the spring and into December.
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued warnings of heavy rain and potential flooding in the coming days, urging people to stay vigilant and take necessary precautions.
Some regions within the summer rainfall zone have already experienced their first spring thunderstorms, signaling the start of what could be an intense season.
Residents advised particularly those in vulnerable areas like informal settlements, to be on high alert for severe weather conditions.
The unpredictable weather has left many in Tshwane wondering what the upcoming months hold, with communities preparing for possible further disruptions.
