South Africa’s Weather Service issues a warning for widespread disruptive weather across parts of KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape. The alert is linked to a cut-off low-pressure system moving across the country. The service warns that areas affected may experience heavy rainfall and flooding, with conditions expected to create significant disruption. In addition to heavy rain, the warning also includes the possibility of disruptive snow, indicating that some locations could see wintry conditions alongside wet weather. Authorities and residents are advised to take precautions and remain alert for updates as the system progresses. The warning highlights that the impacts may vary by location and time as the low-pressure system passes over the region. The overall message is that weather conditions could be hazardous and lead to travel difficulties and other disruptions, particularly in the affected parts of KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape.