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According to the Meteorological Services Department and the Civil Protection Department, the weather across Zimbabwe on Friday, 15th February 2024, was mostly stormy and hot, with temperatures ranging from 40 to 42 degrees Celsius. These hot and sunny conditions continued into today. Currently, there is a slight increase in pressure along the southeast coast of the subcontinent.
The forecast for tomorrow, Sunday, 18th February 2024, predicts mostly clear skies with mild mornings and hot midday conditions in most parts of the country. However, Matabeleland South, Masvingo, and Manicaland Provinces may experience brief periods of cloudiness. Temperatures will start off mild and become very warm in the afternoon. A gentle breeze will be felt across the country.
It is important to take certain actions due to the hot conditions:
1. Stay hydrated by drinking enough water. Consult a certified health practitioner for specific advice. 
2. If you need to be outdoors for a long time, wear a sunhat or use sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. 
3. Increase irrigation for crops and ensure that animals have proper shade and ventilation.
Looking ahead to Monday, 19th February 2024, the morning will be cloudy, windy, and mild. There may be light drizzle in Matabeleland Youth, Bulawayo Metropolitan, southern parts of Midlands, Masvingo, and Manicaland Provinces. As the day progresses, the clouds will decrease, and it will become warmer.
In Matabeleland North, northern parts of Midlands, all the Mashonaland Provinces, as well as Harare Metropolitan, mostly sunny and hot conditions are expected, although the mornings and evenings will be mild.
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Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report And Forecast - 17th to 19th February 2024

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) of Zimbabwe has forecasted that dry and cool conditions will continue throughout the week. In their recent evening weather report and forecast issued on Wednesday, January 24, 2024, the MSD, in collaboration with the Civil Protection Department, stated that a high-pressure system from the south caused cloudy weather with rain and drizzle in the southeastern parts of the country, specifically in Manicaland, Masvingo, and the southern parts of the Midlands. The highest rainfall was recorded in Chisengu (16mm), Chipinge (14mm), and Mukandi (10mm). The rest of the country experienced partly cloudy and mild conditions.
Today, most of the country experienced cloudy and windy weather due to cool moist air coming from the southeast coast.
The forecast for tomorrow, Thursday, January 25, 2024, predicts that Masvingo, Manicaland, and the southern parts of the Midlands will be cloudy, windy, and cool in the morning, gradually becoming less cloudy as the day progresses, with a chance of light rain and drizzle. Matabeleland North and South, the northern areas of the Midlands, Harare Metropolitan, and Mashonaland East Provinces are expected to start off cool and partly cloudy, becoming mostly sunny and warm in the afternoon. The remaining areas, namely Mashonaland West and Central, are likely to be mostly sunny and warm throughout the day, although mild in the morning and evening.
The MSD advises people to take certain precautions based on the weather conditions. Temperature fluctuations, especially in the southern parts of the country, may impact the health of individuals, particularly the young, elderly, and those who are currently ill. Lightning, even when the sky appears clear (known as lightning from the blue), may occur, especially in mountainous regions such as the Eastern Highlands, where thunderstorm clouds can be hidden on the other side of the mountain.
To stay prepared, it is important to ensure that the elderly are dressed appropriately for the expected weather conditions, as temperatures will fluctuate, especially in the southern provinces. Conservation methods for soil moisture are recommended, and farming activities like the application of fertilizers and pesticides should be done in consultation with local Agritex Officers, considering the reduced rainfall period. It is also advised to seek shelter indoors when thunder is heard and to protect property, including livestock, from lightning using lightning conductors whenever possible.
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MSD's Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast For January 24-26, 2024

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has forecasted that starting tomorrow, January 19, 2024, there will be a long period without rain until February 2. In a statement seen by the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/prolonged-dry-spell-from-tomorrow-until-early-february/">Chronicle</a>, MSD said:
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On Thursday, January 18 (today), there will be localised heavy rains and thunderstorms coupled with windy and mild conditions. From Friday (tomorrow), the atmosphere becomes less moist leading to mostly sunny and hot conditions from January 21.
</blockquote>
In recent days, there have been heavy rains and thunderstorms in some parts of the country. While the available moisture could be enough to sustain crops during the dry spell, farmers could take necessary measures to cope with the lack of rainfall. They could prioritise irrigation to provide water to their crops and explore water-saving techniques like mulching and proper soil management.
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MSD Has Forecasted A Prolonged Dry Spell

Rains are expected to return to parts of Zimbabwe starting Monday, bringing relief to the country after a brief period of dry weather. According to forecasts, widespread rainfall is expected from Wednesday and will continue into the following weekend. This news comes after some areas of Zimbabwe experienced heavy rain in the past weeks, which resulted in certain houses in wetlands being partially submerged in water. Additionally, the excessive rainfall caused damage to roads across the country. However, amidst these challenges, farmers were able to take advantage of the favourable conditions and planted crops.
In a report released by the Government in consultation with local and regional experts, it was stated that forecasts for Southern Africa indicate increased chances of normal to above-normal rainfall from December 2023 to February 2024. This encouraging forecast has prompted farmers to utilize meteorological advice on climate patterns to mitigate risks associated with weather conditions.
The Southern African rainfall forecast for December to February suggests normal to above-normal rainfall for the next three weeks. Consequently, experts recommend that farmers be proactive in managing pests, diseases, and weeds, as well as in fertilizer management. Farmers who planted their crops in October and November should have already completed the first round of fertilizer application during the early stages of crop growth to support root development and overall plant growth.
Due to the heavy rains experienced in the last week of December and the first week of January, farmers are advised to consider a second top-dressing application of fertilizer. Read the report in part:
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Organic and inorganic fertilisers are crucial for field crops as they are a primary component of chlorophyll essential for photosynthesis. It promotes robust plant growth, enhances vegetative development, and contributes to the formation of proteins, enzymes, and genetic material. 
Top-dressing fertilisers for crops like maize and sorghum work best when applied at the correct crop growth stage and the recommended rate. The recommended rate should be based on soil sampling results and crop requirements. 
Farmers should consult extension officers on crop fertiliser requirements in the absence of soil results. An important consideration is the level of soil moisture.
</blockquote>
For farmers who planted their crops from October to November, experts recommend applying the second half of ammonium nitrate fertilizer (150-250 kg/ha) and CAN (Calcium Ammonium Nitrate, 150-250 kg/ha) to moist soil. If manure or basal fertilizer has been recently applied, rates can be reduced. Care should be taken to place the fertilizer 5-10 cm away from the plants to avoid burning them. For farmers who planted in the second and third week of December, a split application approach is advised, starting with a modest amount and adjusting based on crop growth and weather patterns.
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Rains Expected To Return To Parts Of Zimbabwe From Monday

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has issued a weather forecast for Saturday, stating that most parts of the country will experience cloudy conditions. Thundershowers are possible in some areas.
On Friday, there were isolated thunderstorms with heavy rainfall in certain regions due to an influx of moisture from the northern parts of the country. The rest of the country had mild mornings and warm daytime temperatures with partial cloud cover.
The forecast for Saturday indicates that Matabeleland North, Mashonaland West, Harare Metropolitan, and the northern parts of Midlands and Manicaland provinces can expect partly cloudy conditions with a chance of isolated showers. Other areas will be briefly cloudy in the morning, turning partly cloudy in the afternoon with warm temperatures.
The MSD advises caution, as lightning strikes pose a threat to humans, livestock, and infrastructure. Localized heavy rains may reduce visibility, and there is a risk of flash flooding in areas with impervious grounds, wetlands, and river basins.
To stay safe, it is important to avoid crossing flooded rivers and swollen streams. It is also recommended to wait for the water to subside before attempting to cross. During thunderstorms or heavy rains, it is advised not to seek shelter under trees. When thunder is heard, it is best to go indoors and stay there for at least 30 minutes after the storms have passed to minimize the risk of being struck by lightning.
The weather outlook for Sunday predicts partly cloudy conditions with isolated thunderstorms in Matabeleland North, Harare Metropolitan, and Mashonaland West provinces. The rest of the country is expected to have mild mornings and warm temperatures in the afternoon with brief cloud cover.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast 22-24 December 2023

An 11-year-old boy from Chitsuku Village, Marange, Mutare died on December 15th, 2023 when he was struck by lightning. The incident was confirmed by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), who also reported that the boy’s siblings, aged 9, 13, and 15, were injured in the same lightning strike. The children had taken cover in a thatched kitchen hut while seeking shelter from the rain, but unfortunately, the hut caught fire and was burnt to ashes. The injured siblings are currently receiving medical treatment at Victoria Chiepo Hospital.
<h3>Advice regarding weather hazards:</h3>
The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) of Zimbabwe emphasises the danger of lightning strikes to both humans and animals, as well as the risk to infrastructure. To stay safe, the public is urged not to seek refuge under trees during thunderstorms or heavy rainfall. Instead, it is recommended to find shelter indoors and wait for at least 30 minutes after the thunderstorm has passed before venturing outside again. 
In addition, the department warns of other weather-related hazards, including localised heavy rainfall that can reduce visibility and the potential for flash flooding in areas with paved grounds, wetlands, and river basins. It is crucial to avoid attempting to cross flooded rivers, swollen streams, or areas affected by flash flooding. Waiting for the water to subside before crossing is strongly advised, even if the heavy rain that caused the flooding occurred elsewhere.
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An 11-year-old Boy From Mutare Dies After Being Struck By Lightning, Siblings Hospitalised

The Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe (MSD) has forecasted heavier rainfall on Tuesday in some parts of the country.
In a weather report and forecast released this evening, MSD said thundershowers were observed in most provinces of the country, except for Mashonaland Central and Mashonaland East this Monday. The southern half of the country experienced heavier rainfall, with Gweru receiving 76mm, Buffalo Range 32mm, Mutare Fire Station 31mm, Chisengu Met Office 26mm, Zvishavane 23mm, and Bulawayo 21mm.
For Tuesday, light thundershowers are expected in Matabeleland provinces, Bulawayo Metropolitan, Midlands, Mashonaland West, and some parts of Mashonaland Central. Heavier rainfall is anticipated in Mashonaland East, Manicaland, and Masvingo provinces. It is important to note that high temperatures can lead to dehydration and related illnesses while fluctuating temperatures between night and day can cause health issues such as colds, influenza, fever, and asthma. Lightning strikes remain a danger to humans, livestock, and infrastructure.
It is advised to stay hydrated by drinking enough fluids, extinguishing any open fires, keeping warm at night, avoiding prolonged sun exposure, and having necessary medication for respiratory illnesses on hand. During thunderstorms, it is best to stay indoors as lightning can strike from a distance.
On Wednesday, most of the Matabeleland provinces, Bulawayo Metropolitan, Midlands, Masvingo, Mashonaland West, and parts of Mashonaland Central are expected to have mostly sunny and mild weather initially, later becoming cloudy with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Manicaland and Mashonaland East provinces may experience heavier rainfall compared to other regions.
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MSD Forecasts Heavier Rainfall In Some Parts Of The Country

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) recently released the weather report and forecast for Zimbabwe. The report, issued at 1600 hrs on Tuesday, 5th December 2023, is valid until Thursday, 7th December 2023.
According to the MSD, Tuesday experienced mostly sunny conditions across the country, with temperatures rising as expected, especially in low-lying areas. Maximum temperatures ranged between 38 and 40 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, pressure was slightly rising over the Southeastern coasts of South Africa.
The forecast for Wednesday, 6th December 2023, predicts mostly sunny and hot conditions in the northern areas of Zimbabwe. This includes Matabeleland North, all the Mashonaland provinces, the northern parts of Midlands and Manicaland, as well as the Harare metropolitan provinces. On the other hand, the southern parts of the country, including Matabeleland South, Bulawayo metropolitan, the southern parts of Midlands and Manicaland, as well as Masvingo provinces, are expected to experience windy, warm, and partly cloudy conditions.
The MSD highlighted that high temperatures can cause dehydration and other related diseases. It was also noted that hot conditions increase the extent of evapotranspiration and dehydration. Additionally, fluctuation of temperatures between night and day may affect the body’s health, leading to common colds, influenza, fever, and asthma.
The MSD encouraged the public to take enough fluids to compensate for water loss due to dehydration, with advice from medical doctors. Additionally, people were urged to put out any fires found in open veld fires and road-sides, and not to leave any fire unattended. It was also recommended to keep warm at night and avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, especially during midday. For those prone to respiratory illnesses, having antihistamines, respirators, or inhalers on standby was suggested.
Looking ahead to Thursday, 7th December 2023, the MSD provided a weather outlook. It indicated that cool and cloudy morning conditions are expected over Mashonaland East and Central, Manicaland, Masvingo, Matabeleland South, and the Harare metropolitan provinces. However, as the day progresses, the cloud cover should break up, allowing temperatures to rise to the warm category. In contrast, the western provinces, including Matabeleland North, Bulawayo Metropolitan, Midlands, and Mashonaland West, are expected to remain mostly sunny and hot.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast 5-7 December 2023

The Zimbabwe Meteorological Services Department says scattered thundershowers with heavy downpours are expected in some parts of the country tomorrow. In a weather report and forecast released in conjunction with the Civil Protection Department, the MSD said there is a risk of lightning strikes during this period, even when clouds are distant.
MSD reported that on Tuesday, there were isolated thunderstorms in Matabeleland provinces. Wednesday started sunny and mild, temperatures became hot. Clouds developed throughout the day and there were some showers in some parts of the country. MSD reports that pressure is rising over the southeast coast of the subcontinent.
Tomorrow, Thursday, scattered thundershowers with heavy downpours are expected in Manicaland, Mashonaland, Harare Metropolitan, northern parts of Midlands, and Matabeleland North provinces. The southern parts of the country, including Bulawayo Metropolitan, Matabeleland South, Masvingo, and southern parts of Midlands and Manicaland provinces, will be cloudy, cool, windy, and drizzly. Daytime temperatures will be subdued in these areas.
There is a risk of lightning strikes during this period, even when clouds are distant. Hailstorms and strong winds are also possible.
To stay safe, avoid sheltering under isolated trees or sheds during thunderstorms. Seek shelter inside a home or large building. Even if lightning is seen in the distance, it may not be safe to be outdoors. If you see lightning and can’t count to 30 seconds before hearing thunder, you are not safe from the next lightning strike. Consider installing lightning conductors on buildings.
On Friday morning, Bulawayo Metropolitan, Matabeleland South, Masvingo, and southern parts of Midlands and Manicaland provinces will have cloudy conditions with patchy drizzle. The clouds will decrease throughout the day. Other areas will be partly cloudy with a chance of isolated showers, possibly thundery, in the afternoon.
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Scattered Thundershowers With Heavy Downpours Expected - MSD

The Southern Africa Regional Climate Outlook Forum predicts that Southern Africa will experience at least 13 cyclones this season, higher than the average of nine per season.
The Government of Zimbabwe has allocated ZWL$37 billion for disaster response and management, as the country is expected to be hit by two tropical cyclones during the rainy season. The Department of Civil Protection (DCP) estimates that around 250,000 people are at risk of being affected by adverse weather conditions, including cyclones, floods, landslides, and hailstorms.
Harsh weather conditions have already caused severe damage, affecting 5,000 people, killing 13 people and injuring 16 this year. In the previous year, Southern Africa experienced 11 cyclones, including one that caused significant destruction and displaced over 100,000 people in Mozambique, Malawi, and Madagascar. Responding to questions from <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/two-cyclones-forecast-250-000-at-risk-experts">The Sunday Mail</a>, the DCP said:
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Due to increased cyclonic events, the country is likely to experience at least two tropical cyclones that will make landfall during the 2023-2024 rainfall season.
The impact of extreme weather conditions is estimated to directly and indirectly affect at least 250 000 people and their livelihoods, mainly in landslide- and flood-prone areas.
So far, at least 5 000 people have been affected, while 13 deaths and 16 injuries caused by extreme weather conditions have been reported.
</blockquote>
Areas prone to flooding, such as Mbire, Tsholotsho, Muzarabani, Chipinge-Middle Sabi, Chimanimani, and Gokwe North, are put on high alert before the start of the rainy season. However, it is important to note that flash flooding can occur anywhere in the country depending on the intensity of rainfall and the condition of drainage systems. The risk of landslides is particularly high in the Eastern Highlands.
The government has developed a contingency plan to respond quickly to rain-induced disasters, including activating civil protection structures and providing resources to districts. The Meteorological Services Department will continue to monitor the season and provide timely forecasts and alerts to the Department of Civil Protection. 
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At Least 13 Cyclones Are Expected To Hit Southern Africa During 2023-2024 Rainy Season

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) and the Civil Protection Department in Zimbabwe have announced that there will be significant rainfall in certain parts of the country this week. According to the weather report issued on Tuesday, the rest of the country will be partly cloudy and warm, with the Zambezi valley experiencing hot temperatures in the afternoon.
The MSD reported that on Tuesday, there were widespread thunderstorms across the country, with heavier rainfall in the eastern half. The highest recorded rainfall was 133mm in Harare Southerton, followed by Kwekwe and Chinhoyi with 85mm each. Other areas also experienced rainfall exceeding 30mm. These thunderstorms were accompanied by strong winds and hail in some places.
For Wednesday, it is expected that the rain system will move eastward and decrease in intensity. Significant rainfall is anticipated in Mashonaland Central, Harare metropolitan, Mashonaland East, and Manicaland provinces. The rest of the country will be partly cloudy and warm, with the Zambezi valley experiencing hot temperatures in the afternoon.
The impacts of these weather conditions include the possibility of thunderstorms with gusty winds and lightning. It is important to stay hydrated and protect oneself from the heat, especially during hot daytime conditions. Precautions such as wearing a sunhat or carrying an umbrella are recommended when outdoors. Starting veld fires should be avoided, and proper irrigation of crops and hydration of animals is advised to reduce heat stress. When thunder is heard, it is important to seek appropriate shelter nearby.
The weather outlook for Thursday indicates that most of the country will become mostly sunny and warm. However, isolated afternoon thunderstorms can still be expected in Manicaland, Mashonaland East, and Harare metropolitan provinces.
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MSD: Significant Amounts Of Rainfall Expected In Some Parts Of Zimbabwe

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) of Zimbabwe has advised that the rains received in some parts of the country on Monday night and Tuesday morning do not mark the start of the rainy season. In a statement seen by Pindula News, Professor Obert Jiri the PermanentnSecretary in the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development discouraged farmers from planting unless they have adequate irrigation. Jiri said:
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Many parts of the country have received substantial rains this week. The Meteorological Services Department advises that this is not the start of the rainy season. We advise farmers to use these rains to speed up land preparation (holing for Pfumvudza / Intwasa and accelerating tillage for those practicing conventional farming). Farmers are discouraged from planting unless they have adequate irrigation.
We expect the weather to clear soon so wheat farmers may expect a better assessment of the crop. Unless a farmer has access to drying facilities, no harvesting is advisable until the moisture content is in the acceptable range.
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Experts predict that Zimbabwe is likely to experience normal to below-normal rainfall in the upcoming cropping season due to the El Niño phenomenon affecting Southern Africa. Farmers are advised to take early planting measures, opt for short-season maize varieties, and cultivate drought-resistant and early-maturing crops.
The El Niño phenomenon often brings delayed and erratic rains, negatively impacting crops and livestock. El Niño is a weather phenomenon characterised by the warming of the Pacific Ocean’s surface waters. It disrupts normal weather patterns, causing changes in rainfall, temperature, and ocean currents worldwide. It can lead to droughts, floods, and impacts on agriculture, ecosystems, and human lives. Zimbabwe has experienced El Niño-induced droughts in the past, and it is crucial to learn from those experiences.
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Meteorological Services Department: This Is Not The Start Of The Rainy Season

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) of Zimbabwe has warned members of the public to brace for possible thunderstorms, violent winds and lightning from Friday. In the Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report and Forecast issued on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, MSD in conjunction with the Civil Protection Department said:
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Briefly, cloudy conditions are expected countrywide but Matabeleland North, Bulawayo metropolitan as well as northern districts of Matabeleland South should expect some thunderstorms later in the afternoon. These thunderstorms may be associated with violent winds and lightning therefore members of the public should take note of these and protect themselves and their possessions.
</blockquote>
The report also indicated that On Wednesday the country experienced mild conditions with clear skies in the morning. However, clouds started to develop in the mid-morning in Mashonaland Provinces, Harare metropolitan, and parts of Manicaland. Despite the clouds, temperatures remained hot throughout the country.
On Thursday, October 12, 2023 (today) more moisture is entering the country from the northwest, leading to the formation of clouds later in the day. These clouds will be prominent in Mashonaland Provinces, Harare metropolitan, and northern parts of Manicaland. The hot temperatures will persist, and the presence of moisture will make it feel even hotter.
The report highlighted several impacts of the weather conditions. The dry grass and windy conditions increase the risk of veld fires. The sunny weather enhances evapotranspiration and may lead to dehydration and heat-related illnesses. It is advised to wear a sunhat, carry an umbrella, and stay hydrated when outdoors. Starting veld fires is strongly discouraged. Crops should be adequately irrigated, and animals should be hydrated to reduce heat stress. In areas where thunderstorms are expected, appropriate shelter should be sought due to the potential for violent winds and lightning.
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MSD Warns Of Thunderstorms, Violent Winds And Lightning

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) in conjunction with the Department of Civil Protection has issued the Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report and Forecast valid from Wednesday, September 6, 2023, until Friday, September 8, 2023.
The country experienced a cloudless sky throughout Wednesday, with mild morning temperatures and hot afternoons accompanied by haze. A south-easterly breeze was felt in the southern districts of Masvingo, Matabeleland South, and Manicaland Province during the afternoon.
According to the MSD, Thursday, September 7, 2023, will have partly cloudy periods in Beitbridge, Mwenezi, and Chiredzi in the morning, with a light south-easterly breeze. All other areas will have clear skies and experience hazy and hot weather in the afternoon, starting off cool in the morning.
Some impacts of the weather conditions include an increased risk of wildfires due to dry and windy conditions, enhanced evapotranspiration due to sunny weather, and the potential for dehydration and heat-related illnesses like heat stroke, heat exhaustion, and heat rash. Accumulated heat in parked cars and vehicles may also affect passengers.
To mitigate these impacts, farmers are advised to construct fireguards and extinguish any fires found in open areas. It is recommended to wear sun protection like hats, and sunscreen, and use umbrellas when outdoors for long periods, especially between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm. Additionally, it is crucial not to leave children unattended in cars as they can quickly become dangerously hot.
The weather outlook for Friday, September 8, 2023, indicates sunny and hot afternoons nationwide, with cool morning temperatures. Hazy conditions are expected to persist, accompanied by light and variable winds.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast Valid From 6-8 September 2023

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) and the Civil Protection Department have jointly issued a weather report and forecast for Zimbabwe valid from Thursday 31 August until Saturday 02 September 2023. MSD reported that this morning, there were scattered clouds in Manicaland, Mashonaland East, and Masvingo Provinces. As the day progressed, the country experienced sunny and warm weather, with decreased moisture. Both morning and evening temperatures were cold across all areas.
<h3>Forecast For Friday 01 September 2023</h3>
For tomorrow, Friday 01 September 2023, expect clear skies throughout the country. The morning will be cool with light and variable winds. By afternoon, it will become warm and slightly hazy. However, temperatures are expected to drop in the evening, leading to cool conditions.
<h3>Impacts</h3>
Impact-wise, the dry and windy conditions increase the risk of veldt fires. The prevailing sunny weather enhances evapotranspiration. Hot daytime conditions may cause dehydration and heat-related illnesses. It’s important to take precautions, such as wearing a sunhat, sunscreen, or using an umbrella to protect yourself from direct sunlight, especially between 09:00 am to 03:00 pm. Accumulated heat inside parked cars can be harmful, so avoid leaving children inside vehicles.
<h3>Actions To Take</h3>
Actions to be taken include extinguishing any fires found in open areas or road-sides and not leaving any fire unattended. Farmers are advised to create fire guards that are at least 9 meters wide and free of burning vegetation.
<h3>Forecast for Saturday 02 September 2023</h3>
Looking ahead to Saturday 02 September 2023, expect sunny and warm afternoon conditions across most of the country. Some provinces, namely Masvingo, Mashonaland Central, and Matebeleland North, may experience slight wind gusts, which could provide occasional relief from the heat. The morning and evening will be cool.
Stay updated and take necessary precautions to ensure safety and well-being during these weather conditions.

Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast Valid From 31 August to 02 September 2023

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD), in collaboration with the Department of Civil Protection, has issued the Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report and Forecast for the period from Saturday, August 12, 2023, until Monday, August 14, 2023, as outlined below.
<h3>Preamble:</h3>
Yesterday, there were reports of light rainfall in Matabeleland North province and Nyanga. However, today there has been a notable decrease in moisture across the country as the weather system responsible for the previous rainfall has moved westwards into the Indian Ocean. Consequently, the prevailing conditions are characterized by partly cloudy skies in the northern and central provinces, while the remaining areas experience mostly sunny conditions.
<h3>Forecast for Sunday, August 13, 2023:</h3>
Mashonaland East, Harare metropolitan, and the northern parts of Manicaland provinces are expected to have brief cloudy conditions. The rest of the country will experience mostly sunny weather. Due to the anticipated clearing of the skies, slight ground frost is expected in areas such as Matopos, West Nicholson, Kezi, Masvingo, Gweru, Chivhu, Harare, and Henderson. Farmers with winter crops and the general public in these areas are advised to exercise caution.
<h3>Impacts:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Cold conditions may adversely affect the health of vulnerable individuals and contribute to respiratory-related illnesses such as colds, flu, hay fever, and asthma.</li>
<li>Cold morning conditions may pose risks to certain animals, particularly day-old chicks and animal litter.</li>
<li>Ground frost can potentially damage crops from within (intra-cellular frost).</li>
<li>Dry conditions increase the risk of uncontrolled veld fires, with dry vegetation acting as fuel.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Recommended Actions:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Ensure appropriate warmth and clothing for vulnerable individuals, including the young, elderly, and those with underlying health conditions.</li>
<li>If using a brazier or fire for warmth, ensure adequate ventilation in the room.</li>
<li>Employ frost mitigation measures in frost-prone areas.</li>
<li>Given the high fire-danger season, it is advisable for farmers and the general public to construct fire-guards at least 9 meters wide to protect their property.</li>
<li>Exercise caution when starting controlled fires, as starting uncontrolled outdoor fires is an offense and can endanger lives and property.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Weather Outlook for Monday, August 14, 2023:</h3>
Expect a cold and cloudless morning with slight to moderate ground frost in areas such as Matopos, West Nicholson, Kezi, Masvingo, Gweru, Chivhu, Harare, and Henderson. The temperature should gradually warm up by the afternoon, becoming cold again during the night.
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Ground Frost Expected In Some Parts Of Zimbabwe: MSD

The Meteorological Services Department, in collaboration with the Department of Civil Protection, has provided an update on the weather conditions in Zimbabwe valid from 11-13 August 2023.
MSD reported that the recent rainfall and drizzle experienced in the eastern parts of the country, with Mukandi recording the highest rainfall amount of 37mm, have led to a significant decrease in cloud cover in those areas this morning. However, some regions, including Matabeleland South, Bulawayo-Metropolitan, Midlands, Harare Metropolitan, Mashonaland West, and Central, still experienced mostly cloudy conditions. Nevertheless, these clouds are expected to clear off from the south as the evening progresses.
<h3>FORECAST FOR SATURDAY 12 AUGUST 2023</h3>
Across the entire country, scattered clouds are expected in the morning due to residual moisture. These clouds are likely to dissipate, resulting in sunny and mild daytime conditions. However, it is expected to become cold towards the evening.
<h3>IMPACTS</h3>
The following impacts are anticipated due to the weather conditions:
<ol>
<li>
Health Effects: The cold temperatures may adversely affect vulnerable individuals, potentially leading to respiratory-related illnesses such as colds, flu, hay fever, and asthma.
</li>
<li>
Animal Welfare: Cold morning conditions might have an impact on animals, particularly day-old chicks and animal litter.
</li>
<li>
Crop Damage: Ground frost can pose a risk to crops, causing damage from within (intra-cellular frost).
</li>
<li>
Fire Hazard: Dry conditions increase the risk of veld fires, as dry vegetation serves as fuel for fires.
</li>
</ol>
<h3>ACTIONS TO TAKE:</h3>
To mitigate the potential impacts of the weather conditions, the following actions are recommended:
<ol>
<li>
Ensure Personal Warmth: Keep warm and ensure that vulnerable members of society, including the young, elderly, and individuals with health conditions, are adequately dressed or covered. If using a brazier or fire for warmth, ensure proper ventilation in the room.
</li>
<li>
Animal Care: Monitor the temperature within fowl runs and adjust accordingly to minimize the effects of cold conditions on the bird population.
</li>
<li>
Frost Protection: In frost-prone areas, consider employing frost mitigation measures to protect crops.
</li>
<li>
Fire Safety: As the high fire-danger season approaches, it is crucial for all members of society, particularly farmers, to construct fire guards at least 9 meters wide to safeguard their property. Remember that starting uncontrolled outdoor fires is a punishable offence, so exercise caution even when starting controlled fires to protect lives and property.
</li>
</ol>
<h3>WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR SUNDAY 13 AUGUST 2023</h3>
On Sunday, clear skies are expected across the country. Cold morning conditions will prevail, with areas such as Matopos, West Nicholson, Kezi, Masvingo, Glveru, Chivhu, Harare, and Henderson likely to experience slight to moderate ground frost. The temperatures should become milder in the afternoon but will drop significantly overnight, resulting in very cold conditions.
Please stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and advisories from the Meteorological Services Department and follow the recommended actions to ensure safety and well-being during these weather conditions.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast Valid From 11-13 August 2023

The Meteorological Services Department, in conjunction with the Department of Civil Protection, has issued the Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report and Forecast for Wednesday 09 August 2023, valid until Friday 11 August 2023. According to the report, the southern and eastern parts of the country are expected to experience slightly colder temperatures with drifting clouds.
On Wednesday 9 August 2023, the entire country experienced clear skies, but areas along and south of the highveld had very cold morning conditions, accompanied by ground frost in various locations including Bulawayo, Chipinge, Gweru, Harare, Henderson, Hwedza, Kadoma, Lupane, Masvingo, Mutoko, Nkayi, Nyanga, Plumtree, Rusape, and West Nicholson. The day became warmer but turned windy and cold in the evening, particularly felt in Masvingo, Matabeleland South, and Manicaland Provinces.
The forecast for Thursday 10 August 2023 indicates that Bulawayo Metropolitan, Matabeleland South, Masvingo, the southern parts of Midlands, Harare Metropolitan, Manicaland, and Mashonaland East Provinces will experience mostly cloudy, windy, and cool conditions throughout the day, accompanied by drizzle in certain areas. Conversely, other parts of the country, including Matebeleland North, the northern parts of Midlands, Mashonaland West, and Central Provinces, are expected to be predominantly sunny and mild during the day, transitioning to windy and cold conditions overnight.
The impacts of these weather conditions include potential health effects on vulnerable individuals, such as respiratory-related illnesses, as well as the sensitivity of plants and animals to temperature changes. Ground frost may damage crops, windy conditions increase the risk of veld fires, and light rain and drizzle may affect outdoor activities.
To mitigate these impacts, it is advised to keep warm and ensure vulnerable individuals are adequately dressed, monitor temperature within fowl runs, take precautions against veld fires, and be cautious when starting controlled fires.
The weather outlook for Friday 11 August 2023 suggests cloudy, windy, and cold conditions in the morning in Masvingo, Manicaland, and Mashonaland East Provinces, becoming partly cloudy and mild in the afternoon. Other provinces are expected to be cold in the morning with slight ground frost in frost-prone areas, becoming warm with mostly sunny conditions in the afternoon.

Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast Valid From 9-11 August 2023

The Meteorological Services Department, in conjunction with the Department of Civil Protection, released the weather report and forecast for Zimbabwe which is valid from 08-10 August 2023. MSD noted that on Tuesday, 08 August 2023, the early morning conditions were cloudy and cold in the Eastern Highlands, transitioning to mostly sunny and warm afternoon conditions. The rest of the country experienced cold temperatures initially, with clear skies and slight ground frost in southern areas such as Chipinge, West Nicholson, and Matopos. The atmosphere is drying from the south, while the airflow gradually attains moisture from the southeastern coast of Southern Africa.
<h3>FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY 09 AUGUST 2023 COUNTRYWIDE:</h3>
Tomorrow, Wednesday, 09 August 2023, predominantly clear skies are expected in the morning, accompanied by very cold conditions, particularly in regions along and south of the Highveld. Areas such as West Nicholson, Kezi, Matopos, Masvingo, Buffalo Range, Lupane, and Gweru may experience ground frost. Daytime temperatures will become warm but turn cold and windy towards the evening, primarily felt in Matebeleland South, Masvingo, southern districts of Midlands, and the southern parts of Manicaland as clouds progressively filter in from the southeast.
<h3>IMPACTS:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Plants and animals are sensitive to overnight temperature declines.</li>
<li>Ground frost can damage crops from within (intra-cellular frost).</li>
<li>Cold and windy conditions may affect the health of vulnerable individuals, triggering respiratory-related illnesses such as colds, flu, hay fever, and asthma.</li>
<li>Windy conditions increase the risk of runaway veld fires, as dry vegetation serves as fuel.</li>
<li>Light rain and drizzle may impact certain outdoor activities.</li>
</ol>
<h3>ACTIONS TO TAKE:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Employ frost mitigation measures to minimize the risk of frost damage to crops.</li>
<li>Monitor temperatures within fowl runs and adjust accordingly to reduce the impact of cold conditions on the bird population.</li>
<li>As we enter the high fire-danger season, it is crucial for all members of society, especially farmers, to construct fire guards at least 9 meters wide to protect their property.</li>
<li>Uncontrolled outdoor fires are punishable offences, so caution is necessary even when starting “controlled” fires to safeguard property and lives.</li>
</ol>
<h3>WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR THURSDAY 10 AUGUST 2023:</h3>
On Thursday, 10 August 2023, cloudy, windy, and cold conditions are expected in Matabeleland South, Masvingo, southern parts of Midlands, Manicaland, and Mashonaland East Provinces, with drizzle in some areas. All other provinces should experience mostly sunny and warm weather during the day, transitioning to windy and cold conditions overnight.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast Valid From 08-10 August 2023

Zimbabwe’s Meteorological Services Department, in conjunction with the Civil Protection Department, has issued the Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report and Forecast for Monday, 7th August 2023, valid until Wednesday, 9th August 2023.
<h3>PREAMBLE</h3>
In the morning, Manicaland, Mashonaland, and Harare Metropolitan provinces experienced partly cloudy and cold conditions. However, the clouds decreased, and the weather became milder in the afternoon. Other areas were mostly sunny and warm in the afternoon, although they started off cold in the morning.
<h3>FORECAST FOR TOMORROW, TUESDAY 8TH AUGUST 2023</h3>
Brief periods of cloudiness are expected in the morning in the northern parts of Manicaland province. The morning will be cold, but it will become mostly sunny and warm in the afternoon. In all other areas, clear skies are expected, with cold mornings and warm afternoons. There is a possibility of slight to moderate ground frost in susceptible areas such as Nyanga, Marondera, Henderson, Matopos, and Lupane. However, it will be windy and cold in the evening in Masvingo, Matabeleland South, and the southern parts of Manicaland provinces.
• Cold and windy conditions may have adverse effects on vulnerable individuals, leading to respiratory-related illnesses such as colds, flu, hay fever, and asthma.
• Some outdoor activities may be affected by light rain and drizzle.
• Windy conditions increase the risk of runaway veld fires, as the dry vegetation serves as fuel for such fires.
• Plants and animals are sensitive to overnight drops in temperatures.
<h3>ACTIONS TO TAKE</h3>
• As we enter the high fire-danger season, it is advisable for all members of society, particularly farmers, to construct fireguards that are at least 9 meters wide to protect their property.
• Starting uncontrolled outdoor fires is a punishable offence. Therefore, caution is necessary even when starting “controlled” fires, as it helps safeguard lives and property.
• If the use of a brazier or fire is necessary to keep warm, ensure that the room is well-ventilated. Also, ensure that vulnerable individuals are appropriately dressed to maintain warmth or coolness as required.
• Monitor the temperature within fowl runs and adjust accordingly to minimize the impact of cold conditions on the bird population.
<h3>WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY, 9TH AUGUST 2023</h3>
In the morning, Matabeleland South, Masvingo, and the southern parts of Manicaland provinces will experience cloudy, windy, and cold conditions. Some areas may experience light drizzle. The remaining provinces are expected to have mostly clear skies, with cold mornings and warm afternoons. Ground frost is forecasted in susceptible areas such as Henderson and Lupane.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast Valid From August 7-9, 2023

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) in conjunction with the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Civil Protection Department</a> has issued a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">weather report</a> and forecast for Zimbabwe on July 22, 2023, which is valid until July 24, 2023.
The report states that cloudy and drizzly conditions were experienced in <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Matabeleland South</a>, south of Midlands, Masvingo, and <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Manicaland provinces</a>, with subdued daytime temperatures on Saturday. All other areas (Matabeleland North, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Bulawayo Metropolitan</a>, northern districts of Midlands, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Harare Metropolitan</a>, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Mashonaland West</a> and Central, and Mashonaland East provinces) were mostly sunny and cold in the morning.
The forecast for Sunday, July 23, 2023, predicts cold and briefly cloudy conditions in the morning in Masvingo and Manicaland provinces, becoming mostly sunny and warm as the day progresses. In other provinces, it is expected to be mostly clear skies, cold in the morning, and warm in the afternoon. Ground frost is probable in frost-prone areas such as Matopos, Henderson, and Marondera.
The report notes that very cold conditions may affect the health of vulnerable members of society and trigger respiratory-related illnesses in all persons. Plants and animals are also sensitive to overnight declines in temperatures. To reduce the impacts of the cold weather, people are advised to keep warm and make sure vulnerable members are dressed appropriately. If there is a need to use a brazier/fire to keep warm, the room should be well-ventilated. The temperature within <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fowl runs</a> should be monitored and adjusted accordingly to reduce the impacts of cold conditions on the bird population. There is also a need for <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">frost mitigation measures</a> for crops vulnerable to extreme cold, and local Agritex Officers can provide better advice.
The weather outlook for Monday, July 24, 2023, predicts mostly clear skies across the country, with a cold morning and a chance of ground frost in susceptible areas becoming warm in the afternoon. However, it should be windy and cold in the evening in Matabeleland South and Masvingo provinces.
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MSD Forecasts Cold And Briefly Cloudy Sunday

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) in conjunction with the Department of Civil Protection has issued the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report</a> and Forecast, which is valid until Sunday 23 July 2023. The report indicates that mostly cloudy, windy, and cool conditions with light rain and drizzle have been experienced in several provinces, including <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Matabeleland South</a>, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Bulawayo Metropolitan</a>, southern parts of Matabeleland North, much of Midlands, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Mashonaland East</a>, Harare Metropolitan, Manicaland, and Masvingo. However, northern areas of Matabeleland North, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Mashonaland West</a>, and Central were mostly sunny and mild during the day, though cold both morning and night.
The forecast indicates that <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">clear skies</a> and very <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">cold morning conditions</a> are expected on Saturday 22 July 2023, in Matabeleland North, Bulawayo Metropolitan, the northern districts of Midlands, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Harare Metropolitan</a>, Mashonaland West, and Central provinces. It is expected to become mild during the day before cooling again in the evening. Matabeleland South, the southern parts of Midlands, Mashonaland East, Manicaland, and Masvingo provinces should experience mostly cloudy and cold weather early on, transitioning to less cloud cover with temperatures in the cool category by midday.
The report cautions that the very cold weather may affect the health of vulnerable members of society and trigger respiratory-related illnesses in all persons. It also advises taking measures to keep warm and ensure that vulnerable members are dressed appropriately. Additionally, farmers should monitor temperature within <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fowl runs</a> and adjust accordingly to reduce the impacts of cold conditions on the bird population. There is also a need for <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">frost mitigation measures</a> for crops vulnerable to extreme cold, and farmers are advised to consult with their local Agritex Officers for better advice.
Sunday 23 July 2023 is expected to bring mostly clear skies and very cold morning conditions in most parts of the country, with moderate ground frost in areas such as Henderson, Nkayi, Lupane, Hwange, and <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Victoria Falls</a>. It should be mild by the day before becoming cold towards evening.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast Valid Until 23 July 2023

The Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe, in conjunction with the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Civil Protection Department</a>, has forecasted severe ground frost in some parts of the country in its e<a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">vening Weather Report</a> and Forecast on Monday, 17 July 2023, valid until Wednesday, 19 July 2023.
The report indicates that clear skies prevailed early in the morning across the country, and several places had morning ground frost, including Matopos, Henderson, Nyanga, Gweru, Mvurwi, Marondera Belvedere, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Mount Darwin</a>, Rusape, Masvingo, Chipinge, Zaka, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">West Nicholson</a>, Kezi, Lupane, Wedza, Bulawayo, and Plumtree. It became warm in the afternoon.
The forecast for Tuesday, 18 July 2023, indicates that cold morning conditions are expected across the country under clear skies. <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Severe ground frost</a> is anticipated in Gweru, Matopos, Henderson, Mvurwi, and Marondera, with <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">moderate ground frost</a> in Mount Darwin, Rusape, Masvingo, Chipinge, Zaka, West Nicholson, Kezi, Lupane, Wedza, Bulawayo, and Plumtree. It should be warm by midday.
The report suggests that fluctuations between day and night conditions may affect vulnerable members of society and trigger respiratory-related illnesses in all persons. Ground frost may also affect crops, especially during nights with clear skies in frost-prone areas. Sunny afternoon conditions may affect the body’s perception of the cold towards evening. The dry-vegetative conditions coupled with the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">wind factor</a> tend to make <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">veldt fires</a> more rampant during this period.
To mitigate against these impacts, vulnerable members of society should be dressed appropriately, especially in the early hours of the morning and warmer afternoons. People should wear a sunhat or carry an umbrella if they need to be outdoors during the day. Farmers should monitor temperature within <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fowl runs</a> and adjust accordingly to reduce the impacts of cold conditions on the bird population. Additionally, fire guards should be constructed that are at least 9 meters wide and kept free from any vegetative or combustible material. It is also illegal to start veldt fires for any purpose, even for land clearing.
The weather outlook for Wednesday, 19 July 2023, indicates that <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">cloudless skies</a> are expected to bring about cold morning and warm afternoon conditions throughout the country. Some areas are expected to experience <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">morning ground frost</a>, including Gweru, Matopos, Henderson, Mvurwi, and Marondera, which should be severe, as well as Mount Darwin, Rusape, Masvingo, Chipinge, Zaka, West Nicholson, Kezi, Lupane, Wedza, Bulawayo, and Plumtree, where moderate ground frost is anticipated.
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MSD Forecasts Severe Ground Frost In Some Parts Of Zimbabwe

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD), in collaboration with the Civil Protection Department, has released a weather report and forecast for Zimbabwe, valid from Tuesday 04 July 2023 until Thursday 06, 2023.
This morning, it was cold along the Highveld, with a slight ground frost in areas such as Henderson and Nyanga. Initially, cloudy conditions covered Manicaland, Mashonaland East, and Harare Metropolitan Province, but it became less cloudy and warmer by afternoon. All other areas were mostly sunny and mild by day but became cold towards evening.
On July 05, 2023, scattered clouds and mild daytime conditions are expected along the Highveld, while all other areas should be mostly sunny and warm by day. The evening is anticipated to be cold and windy, with these being more apparent in provinces such as Masvingo, Manicaland and Matabeleland South.
The cold morning and evening conditions may affect the health of vulnerable members of society and trigger respiratory-related illnesses in all persons. Poultry, especially day-old chicks, are sensitive to overnight declines in temperatures. The period immediately after the Winter Solstice is usually the coldest. Differences between night and daytime temperatures can affect the body’s perception of the cold.
To mitigate the effects, it is advisable to keep warm and ensure vulnerable members have dressed appropriately. If there is a need to use a brazier fire to keep warm, please ensure the room is well-ventilated. Frost mitigation measures for crops vulnerable to extreme cold should be taken, and bird populations should be monitored for the impacts of cold conditions.
On July 06, 2023, windy and cold morning conditions are anticipated in provinces such as Matabeleland South, Masvingo, and Manicaland. Cloudy conditions are expected in Beitbridge, Mwenezi, Chipinge, and Chiredzi. All other areas should be under mostly clear skies, mild by day, becoming cold towards evening.

Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast From July 04-06, 2023

The Meteorological Services Department, in conjunction with the Department of Civil Protection, has issued a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">weather report</a> and forecast for Zimbabwe.
On Friday, June 23, 2023, cloudy, windy, and cold conditions were experienced in some parts of the country, while other areas were mostly under clear skies.
The report warns that very cold morning and evening conditions may affect vulnerable members of society and trigger respiratory-related illnesses. It also cautions that dry conditions increase the risk of veld fires, and poultry, especially day-old chicks, are sensitive to overnight declines in temperatures.
The report advises farmers to consult with their local Agritex Officers for measures to mitigate the impact of extreme cold on crops. The public is advised to keep warm and dress appropriately in the early hours of the morning and construct fire guards that are at least 9 meters wide and free of any vegetative or combustible materials.
The forecast for Saturday, June 24, 2023, predicts brief morning cloudy periods in some provinces, with the rest of the country expected to be mostly under clear skies. The report warns of <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">slight ground frost</a> in prone areas such as Plumtree and Matopos, but it should be warm by midday.
On Sunday, June 25, 2023, clear skies are expected in most parts of the country, with cold conditions in the morning and warm temperatures in the afternoon. Slight to moderate ground frost is anticipated in susceptible areas. The report urges the public to monitor weather conditions and take necessary precautions to reduce the impact of adverse weather on their health and livelihoods.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report And Forecast For June 23 - 25, 2023

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) of Zimbabwe, in conjunction with the Department of Civil Protection, has issued a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">weather alert</a> for cold and windy conditions. The alert is rated as a medium likelihood with minor impact.
The alert is in effect for much of the country, with Masvingo, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Matabeleland South</a>, and Manicaland expected to feel it the most. The alert is scheduled for Friday, June 23, 2023, and may include cloudy, windy, and cold conditions in the south, light rain and drizzle in some areas, and clear skies with cooling winds in the north.
People are advised to keep warm and ensure vulnerable members are dressed appropriately, especially in the early hours of the morning. For those needing to use a brazier to keep warm, it is important to ensure the room is well-ventilated.
The MSD said the weather is caused by winds from the cold regions of the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Indian Ocean</a> being driven into the southeastern parts of Zimbabwe, resulting in fast-moving, cloudy, and windy conditions.
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Zimbabwe's Met Department Issues Alert For Cold, Windy Conditions

The Meteorological Services Department has issued a severe ground frost warning for several areas in <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe</a>, including Bulawayo. The warning will be in effect from Thursday to Friday and will affect areas such as Matopos, Lupane, Nkayi, Gweru, Chivhu, and Hwedza, among others. Moderate ground frost is expected in Kezi, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">West Nicholson</a>, Masvingo, Kadoma, Marondera, and Mvuma.
<a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">The Met</a> Department has advised farmers to take appropriate measures to protect their crops and livestock during this period. Farmers are encouraged to monitor temperatures within fowl runs and adjust accordingly to reduce the impact of cold conditions on birds and animals. Additionally, short-term measures such as overhead irrigation of frost-prone crops, mulching, increasing wind speed through fans, and warming the area using controlled heaters can be employed to protect crops.
The severe ground frost warning highlights the need for farmers to remain vigilant and take proactive measures to safeguard their crops and animals. It is essential to stay informed through official <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">meteorological services department</a> platforms and consult with local Agritex officers for better advice.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, the Met Department in collaboration with the Department of Civil Protection said:
Areas Affected by Severe Ground Frost
The areas that will experience severe ground frost include Matopos, Bulawayo, Lupane, Nkayi, Gweru, Chivhu, and Hwedza. Kezi, West Nicholson, Masvingo, Kadoma, Marondera, and Mvuma will experience moderate ground frost.
Precautionary Measures to Take
Farmers are advised to take <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">protective measures</a> for both plants and livestock during this period. They should monitor the temperature within fowl runs and adjust accordingly to reduce the impact of cold conditions on birds and animals, especially day-old chicks, which are sensitive to overnight declines in temperatures. For crops, they should employ short-term measures such as overhead irrigation of frost-prone crops (late evening or before sunrise), mulching, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">increasing wind speed</a> through fans, and warming the area using controlled heaters. Consultation with local Agritex officers for better advice is also recommended.
Cause of Moderate to Severe Ground Frost
The moderate to severe ground frost is caused by the advection of relatively dry air from the west of Zimbabwe through both <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Matabeleland Provinces</a>, which causes a decline in <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">dew point temperatures</a> in the western parts of the country. This, coupled with <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">clear skies</a> and fairly calm wind, should result in a decrease in overnight temperatures into the very cold category for areas in the western parts of the country and along the Highveld.
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Meteorological Services Warns Of Severe Ground Frost In Zimbabwe

The Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe, in collaboration with the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Civil Protection Department</a>, has released the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report</a> and Forecast on Saturday, 10 June 2023, which will remain valid until Monday, 12 June 2023.
In the morning, cloudy conditions were experienced in some areas of Matabeleland North and South, Masvingo, Manicaland, and Mashonaland Central provinces. However, the weather became mostly sunny and warm in the afternoon throughout the country.
For Sunday, 11 June 2023, mostly clear skies and cold weather conditions are predicted in the morning across the country, except for Manicaland, Masvingo, and Matabeleland South provinces, where brief cloudy and windy periods are expected in the morning with cool temperatures. In the afternoon, it should be mostly sunny and warm countrywide.
The weather changes may impact vulnerable members of society, trigger respiratory-related illnesses in all persons, affect crops, especially in frost-prone areas, and affect birds, especially day-old chicks. Therefore, it is recommended to dress appropriately, keep warm, and monitor temperature within fowl runs.
For cattle rearers, the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">weather changes</a> may affect the health and well-being of their animals. During cold weather conditions, it is important to ensure that the cattle are kept warm and dry to prevent them from getting sick. Cattle should be provided with adequate shelter and bedding to protect them from cold and dampness. If possible, farmers should also consider providing supplementary feed to their animals to help them maintain their body temperature. During sunny and warm weather, cattle should have access to clean and cool water to prevent dehydration. It is also important to monitor the temperature and humidity levels within the cattle’s living areas and make adjustments as necessary to maintain a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">comfortable environment</a> for them. 
On Monday, 12 June 2023, brief cloudy and cool conditions are forecast in some provinces, with the clouds expected to dissipate as the day progresses. All other areas should remain clear, cold in the morning and warm during the day, with ground frost probable in frost-prone areas.
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Zimbabwe Weather Report For 10-12 June 2023

The Meteorological Services Department, in collaboration with the Department of Civil Protection, has released the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe Evening Weather Report</a> and Forecast for May 28 to May 30, 2023.
As noted in the report, Nyanga recorded medium frost as night temperatures continue to fall throughout the country due to clear skies. The <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">daily minimum temperatures</a> are also expected to follow this downward trend in all areas.
The forecast for May 29, 2023, anticipates a drop in evening to morning temperatures due to persistent clear skies and lighter winds. Therefore, more ground frost is expected in areas such as Nyanga, Hwedza, Matopos, and Henderson. The report emphasizes that ground frost is anticipated in high and open places, and cold conditions can affect the health of <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">vulnerable individuals</a> and trigger respiratory-related illnesses in all persons.
Moreover, poultry, especially day-old chicks, are sensitive to overnight temperature declines. The difference between night and daytime temperatures can also affect the body’s perception of cold. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that vulnerable members are appropriately dressed, especially in the early hours of the morning. Additionally, it is crucial to monitor the temperature within <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fowl runs</a> and adjust accordingly to reduce the impacts of cold conditions on the bird population.
The weather outlook for May 30, 2023, indicates that ground frost will remain a challenge as clear skies are expected to persist countrywide. Therefore, the country should be alert to its dangers. The report advises that frost mitigation measures need to be considered in frost-prone areas, and individuals should contact their local <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Agritex Officer</a> for better advice.
It is essential to take heed of the warnings and advice provided in the report to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals, particularly the vulnerable members of society, livestock, and crops.
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Zimbabwe's Meteorological Services Issues Weather Report And Forecast For May 28-30

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Meteorological_Services_Department">Meteorological Services Department (MSD)</a> said that this morning, Harare Metropolitan and the southern parts of Mashonaland East and Central were mostly cloudy and cool. In a weather update seen by Pindula News, MSD said it, however, became less cloudy and milder in the afternoon as the atmosphere became less moist. The rest of the country had mostly clear skies with cool mornings that became warm by the afternoon. Reads the weather report and forecast:
<h2>FORECAST FOR TOMORROW. SATURDAY 08 APRIL 2023</h2>
Sunny and warm afternoon conditions are expected in all areas. However, the mornings and evenings should be cool in most areas except along the Zambezi Valley which will be mild. The mild evening conditions make it an ideal period to enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Kariba as one views the magical sunset.
<h2>WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR SUNDAY 09 APRIL 2023</h2>
Scattered clouds are expected to drill in from the west making it partly cloudy over much of the country by afternoon. It should be mild at first becoming warm later, with a gentle breeze time and again. This makes It a perfect period to visit the majestic Victoria Falls and enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Kariba as one views me magical sunset.
<h2>WEATHER OUTLOOK SATURDAY 08 APRIL 2023</h2>
Anticipate mostly clear skies. Mild at first becoming warm by noon. However, it should cool off towards evening. So ensure the vulnerable are adequately dressed.
SUNDAY 09 APRIL 2023
Scattered clouds are expected to drift in from the west, making it partly cloudy over much of the country and slightly cool than Saturday.
MONDAY 10 APRIL 2023
It should be hot and humid. with a chance of thundershowers over the western border of the country (Matabeleland South into Matabeleland North). Keep hydrated by drinking adequate amounts of water.
TUESDAY 11 APRIL 2023
An increase in cloud cover is anticipated over much of the country, with isolated light showers which may be thundery in places. Localized downpours remain probable, especially over the Eastern Highlands. Always remember that “when thunder roars it is best to be indoors”
WEDNESDAY 12 APRIL 2023
It should be cloudy and cool over Masvingo into Manicaland, becoming less cloudy and mild by the afternoon. Isolated showers are probable over Mashonaland East into Mashonaland Central and parts of Harare Metropolitan.
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