Cold weatherThe province has warned residents to prepare for rainfall and very cold temperatures, expected to drop to around 3-4°C in some parts of the province. Spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga said the combination of rain, cold conditions and wet roads may create additional risks for motorists, pedestrians and vulnerable communities. “The provincial government is particularly concerned about the risks faced by households seeking alternative ways to keep warm during the cold weather. MotoristsHe also urged motorists to reduce their speed during wet conditions, maintain a safe following distance, use headlights where visibility is poor and avoid crossing flooded roads or bridges. “The message from the Gauteng provincial government is clear: during these adverse weather conditions, safety must come first.