# The South African Weather Service has cautioned voters of isolated to scattered showers and thundershowers are also expected across several parts of the country today and tomorrow, during special voting. Gauteng voters are being warned of possible afternoon thunderstorms on Wednesday, which could disrupt voting through heavy rain and lightning. Meanwhile, Cape Town can expect afternoon sunshine, while Durban faces warm, humid conditions and possible coastal showers. Voters are urged to check weather forecasts and prepare for changing conditions, including extreme heat and rain, when visiting polling stations.
SAWS warns of rain and thunderstorms during elections