Hello from Capetown!
 

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A lot whiter than I expected; but I guess it is winter and they are pretty southern. First visit?

Snow?????

Not salt for sure :)

Could be volcanic ash or a big hail storm, I don't have a clue what's going on down there.

Here I'll DVTimes that for you:

"Cape of Storms: Western Cape, S. Africa hit by storms, hail, snow"

http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/351424

Snow in Capetown? What the effff

Yeah, thats what I'm thinkin :2 cents:

Lived in South Africa for 10 years and never saw a single snowflake.

Stay away from the roads for the next few days, something tells me the snow-driving skills are not up to scratch in Cape Town

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I can't believe it...

I doubt these are his made photos..

:thumbsup THAT is how you break the news! Can't leave a brotha hangin', not knowing what the hell is going on.

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apparently its not unusual for snow there, although early

I need to go to South Africa. I have this weird goal of English speaking Commonwealth countries and it is a holdout.

I wish i could read those words in a sentence without thinking of

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:Oh crap:Oh crap:Oh crap

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It's not unusual for it to snow in the mountains of Ceres. A few hours drive outside of Cape Town. Table Mountain occasionally gets a few flakes of snow right at the top of the mountain during a cold winter.

Snow in Sea Point and the downtown area? I almost want to say it's never happened, but I'd have to do some research. Definitely not in my lifetime or my parents.