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Kruger National Park temperatures could reach 41°C this week

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Temperatures in parts of Kruger National Park are expected to reach 41°C on Friday, 6 November, according to SANParks.

The park stretches across Limpopo and Mpumalanga, and several of its popular camps and surrounding areas are expected to experience intense heat.

Which parts of Kruger National Park will be hottest?

According to the SANParks weather outlook, Skukuza and Crocodile Bridge in Mpumalanga could reach 41°C on Friday.

Lower Sabie, also in Mpumalanga, could reach 40°C.

Punda Maria in Limpopo could see temperatures climb to 40°C.

Shingwedzi, in the northern section of the park, could reach 39°C.

could the heat affect wildlife?

Wild animals cope differently to high temperature compared to humans.

Elephants usually tend to seek water or mud to cool themselves.

Other animals spend more time resting in the shade during the hottest hours.

Some species may become more active during the cooler early morning and evening periods.

However, high temperatures alone do not mean that wildlife is experiencing distress or that the park is facing a water shortage.

What should visitors know?

Visitors planning game drives or other outdoor activities should prepare for hot conditions.

One needs to carry enough drinking water, wear lightweight clothing.

Sunscreen can help reduce the risk of heat-related illness.

Visitors should also avoid leaving children or pets in parked vehicles, where temperatures can rise rapidly.

Those taking self-drive trips should check the latest weather outlook before entering the park and follow SANParks’ safety guidance.

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