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We have now entered the third consecutive year of La Niña, which is so rare that it has only been seen twice since 1950.

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With the climate crisis becoming a hot topic in mainstream media - there's a lot of confusion around what climate change actually is. That's why we've tried to clear up some of the most frequently heard myths, so that you can tell fiction from fact!

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The El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is currently in a La Niña state, and forecasts indicate that it will likely remain in this state during the remainder of 2022 and early 2023.

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More widespread rain expected More rain is expected over most of the country during the next few days, with November starting out much wetter and cooler over the interior than October. Again, increased cloud cover together with periods of widespread showers or thundershowers will keep maximum temperatures on the mild side, in contrast to the hot and dry weather during the first half of October.

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Weather patterns have changed and unlike the first few days of October, when sunny, heat-wave conditions occurred over many areas, maximum temperatures have come down substantially, associated with widespread cloud cover and thundershowers in places.

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 Independent Agricultural Meteorologist (M.Sc Agric, Agricultural Meteorology, UFS) -Johan van den Berg