According to Saws, rainfall is not expected on either day, with both cities recording a 0% probability of rain.
Gauteng residents can expect cold winter mornings, clear skies and dry conditions throughout the weekend, with no rainfall forecast for either Pretoria or Johannesburg.
According to the South African Weather Service (Saws), both cities will remain rain-free on Saturday and Sunday, with clear to mostly clear conditions dominating the forecast.
Pretoria is expected to start Saturday on a cold note, with temperatures ranging between 8°C and 9°C during the early hours before climbing to a maximum of 18°C.
The forecast indicates humidity levels between 40% and 45% throughout the day, while weather conditions will alternate between “Mostly Clear” and “Clear Skies.”
Saws forecasts a minimum temperature of 5°C and a maximum of 18°C for Saturday, with 0 mm of rain and 0% rain probability.
Sunday will bring another cold morning, with temperatures expected to reach a minimum of 6°C before warming to 19°C.
The weather service forecasts “Clear Skies” for both the morning and evening, with no rainfall expected.
According to the forecast, Sunday’s outlook includes 0% rain probability.
Johannesburg will experience even colder conditions than Pretoria, with Saturday’s minimum temperature expected to drop to 4°C.
Daytime temperatures are forecast to peak at 15°C, while conditions remain “Mostly Clear” during the day before changing to “Clear Skies” in the evening.
Saws forecasts “Rain Amount: 0 mm” and “Rain Probability: 0%” for Saturday.
Sunday will remain dry, with temperatures ranging from a minimum of 6°C to a maximum of 17°C.
The weather service forecasts “Clear Skies” throughout the day, with humidity expected to decrease from 45% in the morning to 35% by the evening.
The forecast points to stable winter weather across Gauteng, with no rainfall expected in either Pretoria or Johannesburg over the weekend.
Residents can expect cold early mornings followed by cool to mild afternoon temperatures under mostly clear or clear skies.
According to Saws, rainfall is not expected on either day, with both cities recording a 0% probability of rain, making for a dry but chilly winter weekend across the province.
