Zimbabwe's weather service is telling everyone to brace for more storms after the weekend dumped heavy rain across multiple provinces, with Chipinge getting slammed by 97 millimeters. Mutema and Bwerudza also caught decent amounts while most other spots recorded under 20 millimeters, but forecasters are warning about lightning strikes and hail hitting scattered areas through the start of the week.
Mashonaland East and northern Manicaland should expect serious downpours and possible hail, while most other regions will see partly cloudy mornings turning into warm afternoons with thunderstorms popping up randomly. The met department wants people to stay inside for at least half an hour after hearing the last thunder rumble, avoid open fields and bodies of water, and get to shelter fast when storms roll through.
Mashonaland East and northern Manicaland should expect serious downpours and possible hail, while most other regions will see partly cloudy mornings turning into warm afternoons with thunderstorms popping up randomly. The met department wants people to stay inside for at least half an hour after hearing the last thunder rumble, avoid open fields and bodies of water, and get to shelter fast when storms roll through.
