Image by @LifeisSavage
The people of Cape Town have been clawing their way out of the critical drought zone in the Western Cape area. There is high praise across all social media platforms the moment we get a drop of rain, but Cape Town has experienced massive amounts of water coming down this weekend across all parts of the Western Province region and most importantly hitting the catchment zones around the well needed Theewaterskloof and surrounds (see bottom of the post updated levels of all dams).
We have found the flooding, the downpour and the damage from all sources of the internet, but if we have missed anything, feel free to inbox us your links and we’ll add it to the list.
SNOW ON TABLE MOUNTAIN:
Derrick Van Dam updates us:
Long Street – Cape Town CBD:
Snow in Ceres:
Frost in Muizenberg:
Theewaterskloof Dam:
N1 City Mall
Somerset West Main Road – Cape Town
Sea Point – Oliver Road
Car alarms going off now and the white Polo starting to float! pic.twitter.com/CmXVRNknod
— Daddy (@LifeisSavage) July 1, 2018
Gordons Bay – Main Road
Lansia Road – Hanover Park:
Massive downpour in Riviersondereind:
Waterfalls in the Breede Valley:
Vygieskraal Rivier – Nantes:
Bainskloof Pass:
Eersterivier – Stellenbosch:
Spur took a little beating with the massive downpour:
Streets of Mitchells Plain:
Goodwood Street – Goodwood:
The rains we've been praying for are here #CapeTown #CapeStorm #CapeFloods pic.twitter.com/qslSUA2Fbq
— Anele Mfazwe ?? (@mfazwe) July 1, 2018
GARDENS – Cape Town:
Heavy rains earlier this morning in Cape Town ?? @ReenvalSA pic.twitter.com/Qed95jE2kc
— Jac (@Jac_CA021) July 1, 2018
Cape Town now, it is pouring with rain, 1st if July ?Gerhard Söhnge @SAWeatherServic @maroelamedia @venter_annette @AfricaWeather_ @landbou @YouMagazine @netwet @JoelGuy_ @SABCNewsOnline @Die_NANB @TshwaneWeather @JoelGuy_ @TygerBurger @dieCourant @AgriWesKaap pic.twitter.com/83vyC7AcqB
— ReenvalSA (@ReenvalSA) July 1, 2018
LANGEBAAN – Western Cape
#Bogey #Ave in #Langebaan na #16mm reën in minder as 2uur. Kinders bly maar kinders. ?.Willie Burger @SAWeatherServic @maroelamedia @venter_annette @AfricaWeather_ @landbou @huisgenoot @Die_NANB @AgriWesKaap @dieCourant @dieCourant @OnsKontrei @WeslanderMedia pic.twitter.com/XkkzM6UeYX
— ReenvalSA (@ReenvalSA) July 1, 2018
Rawsonville – Worcester:
Pinelands – Cape Town:
Ceres Snow via Drone
READING OF THE DAM LEVELS: 29/06/2018
Send us your videos and images of the Western Cape storms and we’ll add them to the list above!