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Thursday, October 15, 2026

Eastern Cape weather: Weekend takes a wetter turn on Sunday

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The Eastern Cape can expect a mix of warm conditions, cloudy skies and possible rain this weekend, with temperatures varying across the province.

Eastern Cape weekend at a glance

CitySaturday 17Sunday 18
Gqeberha20°C Light rain possible16°C Rain showers
East London22°C Light rain possible19°C Rain showers
Mthatha34°C Very warm, slight rain possible19°C Rain showers
Komani34°C Possible thundershowers19°C Rain showers

Saturday’s weather

On Saturday, Gqeberha and East London could experience light rain, with temperatures reaching 20°C and 22°C respectively.

Inland areas will be much warmer. Mthatha and Komani could reach 34°C.

There is a possibility of thundershowers in Komani.

What to expect on Sunday

Sunday will bring cooler conditions and a greater chance of rain across the province.

Gqeberha could reach 16°C, while East London, Mthatha and Komani are expected to reach 19°C.

Residents planning outdoor activities should check the latest South African Weather Service (SAWS) forecast before heading out, as conditions may change over the weekend.

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