Snow is expected across parts of South Africa this weekend, beginning late Saturday and continuing into Sunday, as a strong cold front grips the country. Forecasts issued on June 5, 2025, indicate that up to eight provinces could experience snowfall. Heavier snow is already considered likely in Lesotho by this stage.

In the Northern Cape, light snow is anticipated over the Nuweveld and Roggeveld mountains from late Saturday into Sunday. The Karoo highlands around Loxton are also expected to see some snowfall. These specific details for the Northern Cape have been highlighted in weather reports.

The Eastern Cape is another region where snow is expected, specifically in areas like Barkly East. The weather system is predicted to bring wintry conditions to this part of the country over the weekend.

KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is also preparing for a significant cold spell, with reports indicating the province is bracing for a 'big chill' and the possibility of snow. While detailed locations for snow in KZN were not specified, the province is on alert for cold conditions.

The snowfall in most affected South African regions is expected to be light. The cold front will bring wintry conditions across multiple areas, with snowfall concentrated from late Saturday through Sunday, according to the June 5, 2025 reports.