im very sure it starts on the 1st of September in South Africa:) Another answer: A good way to remember this is: The seasons in the Southern Hemisphere and northern hemisphere are always opposite from each other. Winter here, Summer there, Fall here, Spring there and so on. Therefore, when fall starts here around September 21 st, then Spring starts down there.
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The summer months in South Africa are mainly from December till February. It starts getting warm in mid October already but the hottest months are December till February and it is still warm up until April.
Summer in South Africa runs from approx mid-October to mid-March.
(2012 saw the hotter climate of summer lasting a bit longer into early April, much welcomed by tourists wanting to spend an extra few weeks.)
These dates are mostly followed:
It also depends on which province of this beautiful country you will be in for which season.
Example: If you are along the coast at Kwa-Zulu Natal, winter will not really affect you as much as other provinces.
In northern Africa, the weather is very hot, ranging from 75 to 106 degrees F. In central Africa, the temperature is a fairly constant 86 degrees F. South Africa's coolest temperatures occur in July, with a temperate range of 47 to 62 degrees F.
It Begins in June in the Northern Hemispehre and Begins in December in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Tickets to South Africa are mos expensive near Christmas and Summer.
South Africa is 2 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. It it is noon in Greenwich, it is 2pm in South Africa. South Africa does not observe Summer Time or any other time adjustments.
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August is still winter time in South Africa, and whether you can wear summer clothing is going to depend on where in South Africa you are. If you are in an area such as KwaZulu-Natal, then you would most likely be able to wear summer clothing in August. If you were in Cape Town or Johannesburg you would not be able to, especially in Johannesburg at night or early morning, as it can be freezing cold at those times.