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South Africa: Western Cape's Driest July in Decades Hints At Parched Summer As El Niño Looms

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South Africa: Western Cape's Driest July in Decades Hints At Parched Summer As El Niño Looms
AllAfrica
AllAfrica32 mins ago
South Africa: Western Cape's Driest July in Decades Hints At Parched Summer As El Niño Looms
[Daily Maverick] Though not El Niño-related, the Western Cape's dry spells in July are not helping South Africa as it prepares for the predicted monster El Niño, which is expected to be felt far and wide.
Daily Maverick
Daily Maverick15 hrs ago
HOT TOPIC: Western Cape’s driest July in decades hints at parched summer as El Niño looms
Though not El Niño-related, the Western Cape’s dry spells in July are not helping South Africa as it prepares for the predicted monster El Niño, which is expected to be felt far and wide.
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