Western Cape coast prepares for hazardous seas and strong winds this weekend. Image: Cape Town ETC.
(The Post News)– The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued a level 2 warning for damaging waves along parts of the Western Cape and Namaqua coastline this weekend, indicating a potentially hazardous situation that requires attention from residents and visitors alike.
A cold front is expected to bring large southwesterly waves reaching up to 5.5 meters in height, accompanied by strong winds gusting up to 60 km/h, specifically between Hondeklip Bay and Plettenberg Bay. This combination of rough seas and strong winds can cause significant disruptions and dangers.
The severe weather conditions pose a significant threat to the safety of beachgoers, small vessels, and port operations, making it essential for people to take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
To minimize risks, residents and visitors are advised to exercise caution, avoid areas prone to coastal hazards, and stay informed about the latest weather updates and warnings through official channels. By being aware of the weather conditions and taking necessary precautions, people can help prevent accidents and stay safe during this period of severe weather.
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