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Ten Day Rainfall Preliminary Rainfall Data! Ten Day Period Ending at 08 Ten Day Rainfall Preliminary rainfall data! Ten Day Period ending at 08:00 on Rainfall in 2021-09-21 mm GAUTENG BRONKHORSTSPRUIT AWS 0 IRENE WO 0 JOHANNESBURG INT WO 0 LANSERIA WO 0 PRETORIA UNISA 0 PRETORIA UNIVERSITY PROEFPLAAS 0 ROODEPOORT - KLOOFENDAL 0 SPRINGS 0 VEREENIGING - KOPANONG HOSPITAL 0 ZUURBEKOM AWS 0 MPUMALANGA BELFAST 1 BOURKE'S LUCK AWS 1 CAROLINA 0 ERMELO WO 10 KOMATIDRAAI 1 KRUGER MPUMALANGA INT. AIR. 2 SKUKUZA 0 LIMPOPO PROVINCE ALLDAYS HALY ARS 0 GIYANI 2 HOEDSPRUIT AIR FORCE BASE 0 KRUGERWILDTUIN SHANGONI ARS 0 LEVUBU 2 MARA 0 MOKOPANE 1 MUKUMBANI TEA ESTATE - VENDA 6 POLOKWANE WO 0 PUNDA MARIA 0 ROODEWAL BOS ARS 3 STEENBOKFONTEIN ARS 0 THABAZIMBI 3 THOHOYANDOU WO 4 TSHANOWA PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 TZANEEN-WESTFALIA ESTATE 1 NORTH-WEST BLOEMHOF 2 DWARSFONTEIN ARS 0 HARTEBEESPOORT DAM 0 KLERKSDORP 0 LEEUKOP ARS 0 LELIEFONTEIN ARS 0 LICHTENBURG 0 Public Document v1.2 1 of 8 Ten Day Rainfall LICHTENBURG PLAASVERLIES ARS 0 LINDLEYSPOORT 0 MADIKWE GAME RESERVE 0 MAFIKENG WO 0 OTTOSDAL 0 POTCHEFSTROOM 0 RUSTENBURG 0 TOSCA 0 VENTERSRUST ARS 0 VRYBURG - MOOILAAGTE ARS 0 FREE STATE BETHLEHEM WO 25 BLOEMFONTEIN WO 8 BOTHAVILLE - BALKFONTEIN 0 DE DOORNS ARS 0 FAURESMITH 0 FRANKFORT AIRFIELD 0 HARRISMITH - TNK 12 HEILBRON PRISON 0 HENNENMAN ARS 5 KNELLPOORTDAM 2 KOFFIEFONTEIN - POL 0 KROONSTAD 1 LE LONG ARS 0 LINDLEY - MUN 5 REITZ - SILO 7 ROOIBULT ARS 0 SENEKAL - AGR 24 TWEELING - POL 7 VERKYKERSKOP - POL 6 WARDEN - HERITAGE 9 WELKOM 7 WEPENER 3 NORTHERN CAPE ALEXANDERBAAI 0 AUGRABIES FALLS 0 BARKLY WEST - TNK 0 BOEGOEBERGDAM - IRR 0 BOETSAP - POL 0 CALVINIA WO 0 DE AAR WO 0 DEBEN - POL 0 FRASERBURG 0 GARIES 2 GARIES AWS 1 GROBLERSHOOP - POL 0 HONDEKLIPBAAI 0 KAGISHO POLICE 0 Public Document v1.2 2 of 8 Ten Day Rainfall KAKAMAS - POL 0 KAMIESKROON 0 KATHU 0 KENHARDT - POL 0 KIMBERLEY WO 0 KOINGNAAS 0 KURUMAN 0 MARYDALE - POL 0 NIEKERKSHOOP - POL 0 NIEUWOUDTVILLE 0 NOENIEPUT - POL 0 NOUPOORT 0 ONSEEPKANS 0 ORANIA AWS 2 POFADDER 0 PORT NOLLOTH 2 POSTMASBURG 0 PRIESKA 0 SEVERN - POL 0 SPRINGBOK WO 0 STEINKOPF 0 SUTHERLAND 0 TWEE RIVIEREN 0 UPINGTON WO 0 VAALHARTS 0 VAALHARTS AWS 3 VAN ZYLSRUS 0 VANWYKSVLEI 0 VIOOLSDRIF - AWS 0 VIOOLSDRIFT 0 WESTERN CAPE ATLANTIS 6 AVONTUUR BELLEVUE ARS 17 BEAUFORT-WES 0 BELLVILLE GOLF COURSE ARS 8 CAPE AGULHAS 5 CAPE COLUMBINE 2 CAPE POINT 8 CAPE TOWN - ROYAL YACHT CLUB 3 CAPE TOWN SLANGKOP 10 CAPE TOWN WO 4 CERES AWS 2 CITRUSDAL TOPDRIFT ARS 3 CLANWILLIAM 1 DE RUST 0 EXCELSIOR CERES 0 GEELBEK 2 GEORGE JONKERSHOEK ARS 22 Public Document v1.2 3 of 8 Ten Day Rainfall GEORGE WITFONTEIN 35 GEORGE WO 22 HERMANUS 7 HEROLD-LOVAIN ARS 22 JONKERSHOEK 17 KIRSTENBOSCH 29 KNYSNA 27 KNYSNA - KLEINGRYSBOS ARS 58 KNYSNA CHARLESFORD ARS 18 LADISMITH 6 LAINGSBURG 0 LAINGSBURG - EXCELSIOR ARS 0 LAMBERTSBAAI ARS 1 LAMBERTSBAAI NORTIER 1 LANGEBAANWEG AWS 2 LANGGEWENS 5 MALMESBURY 3 MERWEVILLE - POL 0 MOLTENO RESERVOIR 15 MOSSEL BAY 8 MOSSEL BAY ROOIBLOM ARS 15 MOSSELBAY-ROBINSON PASS ARS 35 NUWERUS 0 OUDTSHOORN 2 PAARL 6 PLETTENBERG BAY NEWLANDS ARS 14 PLETTENBERGBAAI 8 PORTERVILLE 4 PRINS ALBERT - SWARTRIVIER 0 REDELINGSHUYS-AWS 0 RIVERSDALE 12 ROBBENEILAND 6 ROBERTSON 4 S A ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY 4 STILBAAI 16 STRAND 5 STRUISBAAI 6 SWELLENDAM 9 SWELLENDAM - MARLOTH ARS 20 TYGERHOEK 9 UNIONDALE - DE HOOP ARS 13 VREDENDAL 0 WELLINGTON 6 WORCESTER-AWS 0 EASTERN CAPE ADDO ELEPHANT PARK 5 BRIDLE DRIFT DAM ARS 0 CAPE ST FRANCIS 53 Public Document v1.2 4 of 8 Ten Day Rainfall COFFEE BAY 4 DOHNE - AGR 6 EAST LONDON WO 0 ELLIOT 1 FORT BEAUFORT 1 GRAHAMSTOWN 7 JAMESTOWN 0 JOUBERTINA SCHOOL AWS 3 LADY GREY - IDEAL 3 NGQURA - COEGA 13 PATENSIE 3 PORT ALFRED - AIRPORT 6 PORT ELIZABETH AWS 9 PORT ST. JOHNS 26 QUEENSTOWN 0 RIETBRON - DE PUTS ARS 0 SOMERSET EAST 2 STORMRIVER - WITTEKLIP ARS 14 TSITSIKAMMA 4 UITENHAGE 17 UMTHATHA WO 3 WILLOWMORE 0 KWAZULU-NATAL BABANANGO 6 CEDARA 12 CHARTERS CREEK 1 EMERALD DALE AWS 28 ESTCOURT 2 GIANTS CASTLE AWS 11 GREYTOWN 8 KING SHAKA AWOS 33 KING SHAKA INT. AIRPORT WO 30 KOKSTAD 19 MAKATINI RESEARCH CENTRE 10 MANDINI 24 MARGATE 34 MBAZWANA AIRFIELD 23 MOOI RIVER 9 MOUNT EDGECOMBE 50 ORIBI AIRPORT 18 PENNINGTON SOUTH 36 PONGOLA 9 PORT EDWARD 34 RICHMOND ARS 59 RIVERVIEW 15 ROYAL NATIONAL PARK 18 SHALEBURN 27 ULUNDI 5 Public Document v1.2 5 of 8 Ten Day Rainfall VAN REENEN 17 VIRGINIA 33 VRYHEID 5 Public Document v1.2 6 of 8 Ten Day Rainfall Public Document v1.2 7 of 8 Ten Day Rainfall Public Document v1.2 8 of 8.
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