Snow in Cape Town, South Africa (snowfall, warm, warming, spring)

[Yuptag]

https://www.jacarandafm.com/shows/br...all-cape-town/

https://twitter.com/_/status/886548346462253056

[Dd714]

Snow is not unusual in S. Africa, and they have a few ski resorts in the Drakensberg Mtns. Hills around Cape Town a bit rare, but not unheard of.
I needed a jacket in Kruger even in the spring.

[BeerParty]

SO not in Cape Town proper, but on top of a 1000m+ mountain. Who cares

[lab276]

Originally Posted by BeerParty

SO not in Cape Town proper, but on top of a 1000m+ mountain. Who cares

I was just about to say lol

[Longaotian]

Originally Posted by BeerParty

SO not in Cape Town proper, but on top of a 1000m+ mountain. Who cares

Sounds like someone's triggered because they didn't get snow

[BeerParty]

Originally Posted by Longaotian

Sounds like someone's triggered because they didn't get snow

More like a misleading thread title with an unimpressive report of snowflakes on a mountain. Herp de derp

[jgtheone]

Originally Posted by BeerParty

SO not in Cape Town proper, but on top of a 1000m+ mountain. Who cares

Exactly, what a sh*t thread title. It's like saying "SNOW IN MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA" and it's instead reports of snow on top of Mt Macedon (~1100m).

[Razza94]

Yeah, it's a fairly pointless thread, but let's not throw the poor guy to the lions

[ghost-likin]

This is great, thanks for share this event.

[Isleofpalms85]

I can see the idea that the OP of this thread is trying to propagate, the OP is obviously trying to make it clear that the planet isn't warming uniformly, in other words, there are some parts of the planet which aren't actually getting any warmer than they were before, but shhhhhh....., we don't want the AGW alarmists to get a hold of articles like this one