
There’s more snow forecast for South Africa this weekend… but it’s not the “disruptive snowfall” that’s got everyone talking as much as the shape of the zone that the South African Weather Service (SAWS) has predicted will receive snow.

The comments on Snow Report SA have been priceless, with South African humour at its best. Here are just some of them:
Oh my, that area is SO screwed…. Marlene Quinot
Looks like this storm might hit HARD and LONG across South Africa. Those people in its GRASP are gonna need a STIFF drink. Ryan Hannocks
When preDICKtions are funny…Â Robbie Crouch
The shape of the area though ?? Graeme MustoÂ
That looks a bit willy…I mean…chilly. Jessica Antionette le RouxÂ
Looks like we are going to freeze our b@lls off??? John PrinslooÂ
Be safe and responsible, wear a raincoat. Leoni TrollipÂ
One cock-up for the weekend with all this snow. Trevor FlugelÂ
Nothing may come of it…Â Guido CostaÂ
I’d say this report is far from being a phallacy…. Gareth TiedtÂ

Looks like everyone is getting shafted Conrad HerbstÂ
If you’d interested in the actual details of the snow report… please see below.
The South African Snow Alert That Has Everyone’s Attention!
The South African Weather Service have just released this disruptive snowfall alert that is very much in line with what…
Posted by Snow Report SA on Thursday, August 23, 2018
Snow Report SA said if you plan on travelling on Saturday night or Sunday morning in the affected areas, please be extremely cautious of dangerous icy roads.
Some mountain passes are expected to be closed.
The front is expected to make landfall in the Western Cape during Saturday 25th, with snow possible over all the south westerly mountain ranges by Saturday evening… falling into Sunday morning as the front moves east.
Light snowfalls are also expected in the Northern Cape.
“By mid-afternoon on Sunday, all snowfalls are expected to cease,” said Snow Report SA.
More here:Â www.facebook.com/snowreportsa
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— SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) August 23, 2018