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WeatherCape Town is getting a well deserved cold front that has brought with it, lots of Rain, Hail and Snow across the Western Cape. The great thing is that Capetonians have been sharing some amazing pictures of the snow, cur
WeatherWith weather reports of predicted snow on Table Mountain and stormy conditions, it was inevitable that Cape Town was in for some much-needed rain. Rain and Cape Town are a great match considering there are still 50L per
Awesome PicsMost Cape Townians are familiar with the amazing conservationist photographer Jean Tresfon He recently post some incredible before and after photos of his flight over the Swartland area. Take a look at the before and a
Awesome PicsIn the middle of the Cape Town drought, a storm broke out and we're all so grateful for the rain! Here are some amazing pics of the storm and lightning display captured by you guys. Got awesome pics of Cape Town? Tag
Cape Town Water CrisisWe just love how the penguins of the Two Oceans Aquarium is creating awareness of the importance of saving water with all the #savelikeapenguin water saving tips they are sharing with us! These penguins sure know a t
Cape Town Water Crisis"Day Zero" is fast approaching. The Mother City's taps are predicted to run dry by the 12th of April (That's in less than 3 months). Unless something drastic happens Cape Town might just become the very first city to eve
Awesome PicsAs the cold front made land fall this weekend bringing with it rain and snow. People from all over the Western Cape have been submitting their photos of the snow fall. With the cold front moving inland there is reports
WeatherA developing storm in the South Atlantic Ocean is expected to reach South Africa over the coming weekend bringing rain and snow to the Cape provinces. The latest forecasts indicate that the fast-moving front will make
Awesome PicsOur Cape Town dams are getting some water! After three consecutive cold fronts, Cape Town has seen some relief from the drought that has been plaguing it. Not nearly enough rain to solve the crisis but every little bit
