Cape Town is normally anything but dry. It has a mild Mediterranean climate with a winter rainfall, with the result that it is green the entire year. The rainy season is from the beginning of April to the end of September, although showers can be experienced at almost any time of the year. Because Cape Town does not have an extensive range of storage dams, water restrictions can be applied during summer when the rainfall has been less than in previous years such as happened during the winter of 2010.
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Cape Town is a remarkable city because there is something happening every month throughout the year. you are probably aware that Cape Town has just hosted a very successful series of world cup football tournaments. Cape Town is host to the annual jazz festival and many sporting events which include the Two Oceans Marathon race and the annual Argus cycle tour of the Cape peninsula. Whether you visit Cape Town during the summer or the winter you will never be bored.
Cape Town is the city
Cape Town is in the Southern and Eastern Hemispheres.
Cape Town experienced its wettest winter in 1981, when it recorded exceptional rainfall that significantly exceeded average levels. This event was attributed to a combination of weather patterns that brought sustained and heavy rainfall to the region. The unusual weather led to widespread flooding and disruptions in the area.
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Cape Town is normally anything but dry. It has a mild Mediterranean climate with a winter rainfall, with the result that it is green the entire year. The rainy season is from the beginning of April to the end of September, although showers can be experienced at almost any time of the year. Because Cape Town does not have an extensive range of storage dams, water restrictions can be applied during summer when the rainfall has been less than in previous years such as happened during the winter of 2010.
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Melbourne, Australia and Cape Town, South Africa and probably an area in South America at around 45 degrees South.
No, summer in Great Britain is winter in South Africa and vice versa. Cape Town has winter rainfall and Johannesburg has summer rains. So the weather is completely different.
No. Johannesburg has a higher altitude, which makes it colder than Cape Town. Also, Johannesburg has dry weather in winter. The wet weather and clouds during a Cape Town winter increase isolation, which also makes it warmer.
Summer.
Lying between the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, Cape Town enjoys mild winters and pleasant summers. In the winter months of June to August average temperatures are between 7 to 20 degrees Celsius (45 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit). Rainfall is moderate throughout the year and there are refreshing sea breezes which can sometimes turn a little bracing during the winter.
Firstly Nigeria is much closer to the equator than Cape Town so it will have an average higher temperature. Secondly, Cape Town has the cold winds and cold ocean current coming up from the Antarctic, it also has winter rainfall. Cape Town is more exposed to the elements and is the first place to be hit by cold fronts in South Africa. the weather is very unpredictable in Cape Town. Lagos is more protected because its situated in the Gulf of Guinea and the temperature is often above 30 degrees celsius.
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It rains primarily during the winter season; from June to August.