The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has released its Seasonal Climate Watch for the period July to November 2025. According to the report, the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) remains in a neutral phase and is expected to stay neutral for the coming months. However, ENSO typically has minimal influence on South Africa's winter weather patterns and is not anticipated to significantly affect the climate during this period.
As the country transitions from late winter into early and mid-spring, seasonal rainfall is mainly expected over the southwestern parts of South Africa, as well as along the southern and eastern coastal regions. While the southwestern areas are forecast to experience below-normal rainfall, the eastern coastal regions - including parts of KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape - are likely to receive above-normal rainfall during early to mid-spring.
Temperature-wise, both minimum and maximum temperatures are projected to be above-normal across most of South Africa throughout the late winter and spring month.
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Average
high and low temperatures in Cape Town, South Africa, from July to November. Data compiled from Rough Guides, Holiday-Weather, and Climates to Travel |
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