Today’s Weather Forecast – 28 June 2025

Gauteng Weather

Kicking off with Gauteng, the forecast indicates a predominantly cloudy day. Temperatures will range between 7°C in the early morning and reaching a comfortable 14°C during peak hours around midday. Notably, Johannesburg, the largest city in Gauteng, will see temperatures start at 8°C early in the morning, gradually rising to 14°C by 3 PM. This weather is ideal for indoor activities but may warrant a light jacket for those venturing outside. Expect similar conditions in other major towns, such as Pretoria and Soweto.

Gauteng Province Hourly Forecast

Western Cape Weather

Over in the Western Cape, the weather presents a delightful contrast. Cape Town weather is expected to be clearer with sunny skies; temperatures are forecasted to start at a pleasant 15°C and climb to a warm 22°C by noon, before tapering off to 18°C later in the evening. The sunshine offers a perfect opportunity for outdoor activities or a leisurely stroll along the beach. Besides Cape Town, other areas such as Stellenbosch and George will also enjoy balmy daytime temperatures, making for a beautiful winter day.

Western Cape Provincial Forecast

KwaZulu-Natal Weather

Heading to KwaZulu-Natal, Durban will enjoy a summery day with temperatures beginning at a mild 18°C, peaking at 25°C. This is great beach weather! Pietermaritzburg will also experience warm conditions, with a range of 16°C to 23°C. The general forecast remains clear, providing excellent conditions for outdoor festivities and community events.

KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Forecast

Eastern Cape Weather

In the Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth will see temperatures starting at 14°C, peaking at 21°C before cooling down in the evening. Other locations like East London and Mthatha will also experience similar pleasant conditions, making it an excellent day for exploring local attractions or visiting the beautiful coastline.

Eastern Cape Provincial Forecast

Free State Weather

In stark contrast, the Free State is set for a chillier outlook. Bloemfontein will begin the day at a brisk 9°C, warming slightly to 14°C. Clouds are expected, adding to the cool feel of the day. Residents should prepare for cooler evening temperatures around 10°C.

Free State Provincial Forecast

Limpopo Weather

Limpopo remains on the cooler side with Polokwane starting the day at 10°C and rising towards 15°C in the afternoon. The weather remains largely overcast with light winds throughout the day—a reminder that winter is here.

Limpopo Provincial Forecast

Mpumalanga Weather

Moving to Mpumalanga, Mbombela will enjoy a pleasant balance with temperatures reaching highs around 18°C. The morning starts cooler at 12°C, transitioning to a more moderate later afternoon, perfect for fresh air activities.

Mpumalanga Provincial Forecast

North West Weather

In the North West province, expect similar brisk conditions; Mahikeng will start its day at 10°C, peaking at around 15°C. A light layer will be advisable for those heading outdoors.

North West Provincial Forecast

Northern Cape Weather

Lastly, the Northern Cape will experience a blend of sunny patches. Kimberley is forecasted to be pleasantly warm, beginning at 12°C, climbing to 18°C. Other areas, like Upington, will see similar temperatures, offering a nice midday warmth although it may cool down significantly by evening.

Northern Cape Provincial Forecast

In conclusion, today’s weather forecast provides a diverse outlook across South Africa. Residents and visitors are encouraged to dress appropriately for cooler mornings while taking advantage of the milder afternoons, especially in the sunny regions like Cape Town and parts of KwaZulu-Natal. Whether you’re planning a day out exploring vibrant cities or enjoying nature, keep these forecasts in mind for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Remember to stay hydrated and protected from the winter chill, especially in the colder provinces. For more details on weather updates, visit the South African Weather Service or follow them on social media.

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