Staff Reporter
TODAY could be the last mild to warm day before cold conditions resurface in the southern, central and eastern interior regions of the country.
This is according to Namibia Meteorological Services’ predictions, which indicate that the country’s southern, central, and eastern interior areas should prepare for weather conditions that are similar to last week, when temperatures dropped below 0°C in some areas, while significant rainfall was recorded in other areas.
According to Namibia Meteorological Services, the cold conditions are expected to return as early as this weekend. Saturday will mark the onset of cold weather in the South, with Sunday anticipated to be even colder.
While the initial impact of the cold conditions will likely be felt in the South, the central and eastern interior areas can expect a gradual progression of these conditions by Sunday. These conditions are expected to persist until at least Tuesday, with Sunday and Monday predicted to be particularly frosty.
Similar to the previous week, the South is expected to experience not only cold temperatures but also rain showers. Namibia Meteorological Services predicted that there will likely be rain showers in the //Kharas Region on Sunday, with Keetmanshoop identified as one of the areas that can expect these showers. In light of the resurgence of cold and wet conditions, crop and small farmers are advised to take necessary precautions.
