Today’s Weather Forecast for 10/09/2025

South African Forecast for Wednesday, 10 September 2025

South Africans can expect a varied weather day on Wednesday, 10 September 2025, as different regions experience a mix of sunshine, wind, showers, and thunderstorm activity. Most provinces will enjoy mild to warm temperatures, but isolated rain and severe weather warnings in some areas warrant caution.

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Gauteng Weather Overview

Gauteng will have a fine and warm day turning partly cloudy in the afternoon. Temperatures range from a mild 14°C in the early morning to a warm 28°C in the afternoon. The UVB sunburn index will be high, so wearing sun protection is important. Below is a detailed temperature schedule for select cities in Gauteng at every 3 hours.

Eastern Cape Forecast

Eastern Cape experiences warm and partly cloudy weather. The western half will be generally fine and warm, while the eastern half enjoys isolated light showers and thunderstorms in the north and east.

Free State Forecast

Cool to mild and partly cloudy with windy conditions. Expect isolated showers and thunderstorms in places.

KwaZulu-Natal Forecast

Warm to hot and partly cloudy with isolated showers and thunderstorms, especially away from the northeast coast. Winds may cause choppy sea conditions.

Limpopo Forecast

Mostly fine and warm, but very hot in the northeastern areas.

Mpumalanga Forecast

Cool to warm conditions with morning fog patches along the escarpment. Showers expected in the southwest.

Northern Cape Forecast

Partly cloudy and warm in central/northern parts; cooler and foggy along the coast. Windy conditions expected.

North West Forecast

Partly cloudy, windy, warm weather with isolated showers in the extreme southeast.

Western Cape Forecast

Cloudy with morning fog along west coast, becoming partly cloudy with mild temperatures.

Weather Warnings for 10 September 2025

• Severe Thunderstorms: Yellow Level 2 warnings for damaging storms with strong winds and hail in eastern Free State, northern KwaZulu-Natal, and eastern Eastern Cape.
• Fire Danger: Extremely high fire danger expected in parts of Free State, North West, Northern Cape, and the northeastern Western Cape.
• Wind: Windy conditions are forecast for many provinces, including Gauteng, Free State, Northern Cape, and Western Cape coastal areas.

Residents should exercise caution outdoors, particularly children and the elderly, and take measures to stay safe from fire risks and storm damage.

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Embrace the Day Safely

South Africans can look forward to a generally pleasant day with sunshine and mild to warm temperatures in many regions. However, staying informed about sudden weather changes and warnings is essential. Layer your clothing for comfort throughout the varied conditions and use sun protection during peak daylight hours.

For the most accurate and timely weather updates, be sure to visit the South African Weather Service (SAWS) official website and follow their X/Twitter page.