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Grahamstown weather mayhem!

It has been raining constantly since last night. It has been storming. It has been cold. It has shaken up the town.

This morning on my way into the department I encountered deserted streets, flying umbrellas, stuck cars, and swept away cars, it felt like a battle zone, or somethinglike that.

Colin posted this pic of an uprooted tree. Check my pics on flickr and brows through reporter.co.za, seems like they are collecting a whole bunch of content about the August weather isssue, my pic will be there too.

There is more rain and even stronger winds expected for tomorrow, hold on tight!

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  1. Anonymous Anonymous | Thursday, August 03, 2006 9:18:00 pm |  

    Grahamstown is the tip of the iceberg, the eastern cape is pretty much a disaster area. Death toll in PE has reached 8 and the Baakens river has flooded causing absolute havoc. It is crazy!!!Mother nature is definitely showing us she is a force to be reckoned with!