Published 1 July 2018· Updated 13 July 2018
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With 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 person per day water restrictions in place. As Cape Town locals dream of long showers and long warm baths, let's continue on our brilliant water-saving efforts and rejoice in some of these incredible videos of today's rain.
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N1 City Shopping Mall Flooded
Source: Fern Procter
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Cape Town CBD getting drenched from the Sunday Downpour
Source: Henry McDonald
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Water Flow from the Storm Water drains pushing up through the main hole grates.
Source: Andrew Norris
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#CTFlooding This is Lansia road in Hanover Park. Flooding as a result of heavy rains; residents say drains are blocked.
Source: Monique Mortlock
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