Loss of vulnerable small livestock and crops. Cold related illness. Difficult driving conditions due to strong winds. Significant damage to settlements and temporary structures due to strong winds.
The public and farmers are advised to take the necessary precautions to ensure the safety and health of their animals; the public is advise to keep warm and avoid prolonged exposure to the cold. Homeless people should be sheltered. Reduce speed and drive safely. Any sign of fire should be reported to the relevant authorities.
-Light snow leading to icy roads and railway lines resulting in traffic disruptions -Isolated loss of vulnerable livestock and crops. -Snow on the mountain peaks. -Non-major passes closed for a short period
Small stock farmers are encouraged to shelter animals and pets. Dress warmly and stay as dry as possible. Put out candles and fires that can spread out before going to sleep to avoid a fire. Make contact with your closest disaster manager or community leader and keep listening to the radio for updates.
Snowfall is anticipated from the early hours of Friday, September 20th, 2024, continuing until Saturday, September 21st , 2024. Cold to very cold weather conditions are therefore anticipated to prevail during this period. Temperatures are expected to improve significantly from Sunday, September 22nd, 2024.
The nation is hereby advised to take precautions on the said dates especially when travelling. Lesotho Meteorological Services (LMS) will continue to monitor the system and will update the nation as appropriate. Please stay tuned to local media and national television for daily updates.
-Danger to life -Loss of livestock and crops -Roads and railway lines temporarily affected due to accumulation or rockfalls or ice causing major traffic disruption -Most/all mountain passes closed -Localised structural damage to infrastructure or settlements (formal and informal) -Some communities temporarily inaccessible
Small stock farmers are encouraged to shelter animals and pets. Dress warmly and stay as dry as possible. Put out candles and fires that can spread out before going to sleep to avoid a fire. Make contact with your closest disaster manager or community leader and keep listening to the radio for updates.
Loss of vulnerable small livestock and crops. Cold related illness. Difficult driving conditions due to strong winds. Significant damage to settlements and temporary structures due to strong winds.
The public and farmers are advised to take the necessary precautions to ensure the safety and health of their animals; the public is advise to keep warm and avoid prolonged exposure to the cold. Homeless people should be sheltered. Reduce speed and drive safely. Any sign of fire should be reported to the relevant authorities.
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