Partly cloudy conditions are expected in parts of South Africa.

An
alert for disruptive rain that could lead to localised flooding has been issued
by the South African Weather Service for parts
of Limpopo as morning fog and partly cloudy conditions are expected across a
number of provinces.

Impact-based warnings: 

A
Yellow Level 1 warning has been issued for disruptive rainfall that could lead
to the localised flooding of roads, settlements, and low-lying areas, as well
as difficult driving conditions along dirt roads in places over the Musina,
Thulamela and Collins Chabane local municipalities in Limpopo.

Weather in your province: 

Gauteng can expect morning fog patches in
the south, otherwise it will be cloudy and cool but warm in the north.

It
will become partly cloudy from the west by mid-morning.

The
expected UVB sunburn index is extreme. 

It
will be cloudy and cool to cold in Mpumalanga with
isolated showers and thundershowers that are expected to clear from the west.

Limpopo will be cloudy and cool to warm, with
isolated showers and rain over the central and eastern parts, clearing from the
western parts of the province.

Morning
fog patches are expected in places, otherwise fine and warm but partly cloudy
in the eastern parts of the North
West.

The Free State can
expect morning fog patches in places, otherwise it will be fine and warm but
partly cloudy in the east with isolated showers and thundershowers.

It
will be fine and warm to hot but cool in places in the Namakwa District of
the Northern Cape.

The
wind along the coast will be fresh southerly, becoming strong by evening north
of Port Nolloth.

It
will be cloudy over the eastern parts of the Western Cape, becoming
partly cloudy along the coast and adjacent interior from the afternoon,
otherwise fine and cool to warm conditions have been forecast.

The
wind along the coast will be moderate to fresh along the west coast and
south-west coast, otherwise light to moderate southerly to south-westerly from
the afternoon.

The
expected UVB sunburn index is extreme.

It
will be cloudy at first in the western half of the Eastern Cape, becoming
partly cloudy and cool to warm.

The
wind along the coast will be moderate to fresh south-westerly.

The
eastern half of the province will be cloudy at first with morning drizzle in
places along the escarpment, otherwise partly cloudy and cool to warm
conditions can be expected.

It
will become cloudy in the afternoon with light rain along the Wild Coast and
adjacent interior.

The
wind along the coast will be light to moderate south-easterly.

Morning
fog can be expected over the interior of KwaZulu-Natal, otherwise it will be
cloudy and cool but cold in the south-western high ground with isolated showers
and rain.

The
wind along the coast will be moderate southerly to south-easterly, becoming
easterly to north-easterly in the south towards the evening.

The
expected UVB sunburn index is low.