Three tips to keep warm during the cold snap in Gauteng
Rain, thundershowers and plummeting temperatures have been forecast for Gauteng.
Residents can brace themselves as the clouds have already opened up – with persistent rainfall. It’s the first signs of winter. The cold front is expected to last until Wednesday.
15 to 25mm of rain can be expected for Gauteng. Tempretures are expected to drop and remain below 15ºC in Johannesburg and over the Highveld for Monday.
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Here’s how to keep warm, no matter the weather conditions:
1. Warm yourself
It is easier to warm yourself first by putting on another layer. If you’re still cold, you can turn up the aircon in the office.
2. Wear a hat
It’s an old trick, but it is true. If your head is warm, your entire body feels more cosy.
3. Wind resistant jacket
Before you head out in the cold, be sure you wear wind-resistant clothing.
Liesl Laurie is back from her well-deserved holiday in Mozambique and came home to the big chill. She was smart enough to came to work in her gown!