Tag Archive | "Storm"
Sea tragedy as gales rage
FOUR crewmen drowned, one is still missing and one was rescued after a fishing trawler capsized off Mossel Bay yesterday as gale-force winds lashed the Southern and Eastern Cape coastline.
Continue reading...Surfing footage
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Click HERE to see some footage of surfing during the storm swell Plett had last week – Youtube
Continue reading...Storm 2009-06-24
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
We would love to post any photos or video clips you have taken related to the massive storm buffeting Plett at the moment. Email them to so+storm@soplett.com.
Continue reading...Hikers being evacuated from Otter Trail
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Hikers were being evacuated from the Otter Trail on Wednesday as bitterly cold and stormy weather swept the Southern Cape coast, the Garden Route National Park said.
Continue reading...Winter storm likely to miss Garden Route
Saturday, May 16, 2009
THE Garden Route is set to escape the aftermath of the first winter storm expected to bring a deluge to Cape Town this weekend.
Continue reading...Rains batter WCape, rescuers on the hop
Friday, November 14, 2008
HEAVY rain continued to lash the Southern and Western Cape yesterday with almost 200 people evacuated from their homes in Eden district and the neighbouring regions of Cape Winelands and Overberg even harder hit.
Continue reading...Storm Blues for Cape Matrics
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Hundreds of people have taken shelter in community halls and groups of matriculants have scrambled to get to their exams as the black south-easter closed roads and wreaked havoc through the Western Cape.
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Sideposts (News Snippets) 
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Server Maintenance – We will be performing several upgrades to our servers to enhance stability and performance. The maintenance is scheduled to last two (2) hours, beginning on the morning of March 6 at 08:00 AM and ending at 10:00 AM. Connectivity during this window will be intermittent and SoPlett might be offline for as long as 90 minutes.
As always, we will do everything we can to keep the interruptions to an absolute minimum.
We apologize for the short notice of this maintenance. It is critical, however, that the work be completed in as timely of a manner as possible to ensure increased stability.
Thanks – The SoPlett Team
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Some killer whales were spotted in the bay on 28 Feb 2010… first time in a year (apparently). Read more here
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Unnoficial measurements peg the total rainfall last night+this morning at 7mm. This is not enough to make a significant difference to the current crisis so please continue to use water as sparingly as possible.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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