Africa-Press – Zimbabwe. The Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe has released a weather report and forecast for the period 30 August – 01 September 2022. Pindula News presents the report and forecast below:
Cloudy, windy and mild conditions were experienced over parts of Matabeleland South, southern districts of Midlands, Masvingo, and Manicaland provinces. All other areas had clear skies. The high pressure over the southeast coast should maintain a cool and fresh south-easterly airflow across the country.
Cloudy conditions accompanied by light drizzle to the south of the main watershed are anticipated, whilst to the north; it should be partly cloudy and cool.
IMPACTS
• The decrease of temperatures from warm to cool daytime conditions may affect the health of vulnerable members of society.
• Outdoor activities may need to be planned in line with projected light drizzle and rain, as well as the cooling winds.
• Winds tend to increase the rate of spread of veldt fires, with some becoming uncontrollable.
• The public is encouraged to safeguard against the spreading of wildfires by constructing fireguards that are maintained free from combustible matter and are at least 5(five) meters wide.
• All farmers are urged to reduce the amount of grass on their farms and residential properties through hay baling, thatch and broom grass harvesting as a fire prevention measure.
• Dress appropriately with the projected fall in temperatures.
• The current Fire danger rating is significant and small fires have the potential to cause uncontrollable veld fires during this period.
Harare
28
Bulawayo
25
Gweru
24
Mutare
25
Kwekwe
26
Kadoma
29
Masvingo
24
Chinhoyi
29
Lupane
30
Bindura
29
Marondera
26
Gwanda
22
Matabeleland North and Mashonaland West is expected to be mostly cloudy whereas Matabeleland South, and Bulawayo Metropolitan Provinces are expected to have clear skies and warm. All other areas should be mostly sunny with cool morning conditions becoming warm by midday.
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