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Weather Service issues Level 2 thunderstorm warning for parts of KZN

19 November 2022, 2:03 PM  |
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Lightning and storm clouds over an area

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Lightning and storm clouds over an area

The South African Weather Service has issued a Level 2 weather warning for the northeastern parts of KwaZulu-Natal including Ulundi and Richard’s Bay.

Weather forecaster Odirile Modipa has warned people of possible severe thunderstorms, localised damage to infrastructure and settlements.

KZN flood victims forced to leave their homes after river burst its banks:

Modipa has warned of localised flooding of roads and low-lying bridges.

“We are looking at giving a yellow Level 2 warning for severe thunderstorms in the northeastern parts of KZN. The extreme north, Ulundi and down to the northeast coast in Richard’s Bay for this evening. This rain is expected to clear overnight,” says Modipa.

SA Weather | 19 November 2022 | #SABCWeather 

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