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Weather at Spier in August

 

Please note that August is still winter in South Africa and while we are hoping for warm, sunny days, the evenings are chilly and it may rain at any time. You should therefore bring a few items of warm clothing as well as a rainproof jacket and umbrella.

 

The following sites should give you more information about the weather to expect in the Western Cape:

 

http://www.capetown-traveladviser.com/cape-town-weather.html says:

Cape Town weather in winter is influenced by the movement of cold fronts and polar depressions to the south which generate stormy gusty conditions and gale force northerly winds. Heavy soaking rain is often a characteristic of these conditions.

In the past our winter season was a lot colder and wetter, but the effect of the ongoing climatic cycle on the weather in recent years has meant that winters have become milder, and Cape Town often experiences sunny and pleasant winter days.

Other sites to consult about the weather include:

 

http://cybercapetown.com/weather/

 

http://www.sa-venues.com/weather/westerncape.htm

 

http://www.magical-cape-town-vacations.com/weather.html

 

If you intend traveling to Durban for IFLA after PM7, you will find that the climate there is considerably warmer and more subtropical.

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