Msunduzi municipality warned motorists to proceed with caution as most roads were wet and slippery.
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Pietermaritzburg residents ran for cover when hailstones battered the KwaZulu-Natal capital on Monday.
Msunduzi municipality warned motorists to proceed with caution as most roads were wet and slippery.
SA Weather Service forecaster Ishmael Moyo told TimesLIVE the hailstorm was a product of the current cut-off low-pressure system.
“As we come out of winter into spring, we can expect thunderstorms and flooding,” he said.
Moyo said no weather alert had been issued for KwaZulu-Natal. A warning was issued for the Eastern Cape coast and Port Edward for possible flooding.
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