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KwaZulu-Natal's month from hell could become the new... - Vimarsana News

KwaZulu-Natal's month from hell could become the new...

There is clearly an emerging pattern of increased extreme weather events in southern Africa and the southwest Indian Ocean islands, so political and social actors have to adjust quickly to this new reality. A number of key priority actions have to be taken.

Parts of KwaZulu-Natal had half a month worth of rain on Saturday – and that month was April - Vimarsana News

Parts of KwaZulu-Natal had half a month worth of rain on Saturday – and that month was April

Two KZN weather stations recorded more than 200mm of rain over a 24-hour span this weekend, preliminary data shows.

"We are trapped in La Mercy. All roads around us are closed. No water, no electricity, no escape." - Vimarsana News

"We are trapped in La Mercy. All roads around us are closed. No water, no electricity, no escape."

The current level 10 weather warnings have been true and causing further damage to the already affected infrastructure from the first #KZNFloods. Here are the latest updates:

Source: ecr.co.za
Disasters like KZN floods could double in frequency owing to climate change - study - Vimarsana News

Disasters like KZN floods could double in frequency owing to climate change - study

Rainfall that caused flooding in KwaZulu-Natal in April was between 4% and 8% times more intense owing to climate change, analysis by climate scientists show.

Source: news24.com
South Africa: Culpable homicide case against President Cyril Ramaphosa, ministers for KwaZulu-Natal floods - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Culpable homicide case against President Cyril Ramaphosa, ministers for KwaZulu-Natal floods

Over 443 people died in the disaster