Thunderstorms Forecast as Extreme Heat Persists in the South

November 9, 2026

Thunderstorms and rain have been reported in several parts of Namibia, with more widespread rainfall expected across most regions. The forecast covers central, northern, north-eastern and eastern areas, including the Khomas Region.

Moderate to severe thunderstorms are expected to continue tomorrow, extending to the Kunene and Erongo regions. Meanwhile, extreme heat is expected to persist in the far south, with temperatures reaching 41°C in Noordoewer and heatwave conditions continuing in the //Karas Region.

Albertina Anderson from the weather office outlines precautions to take during convective thunderstorms.

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Written by: Madeline

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