Snowing in South Africa: Mzansi Citizens Share Videos of Snow in Johannesburg, It’s Freezing Out Here

Snowing in South Africa: Mzansi Citizens Share Videos of Snow in Johannesburg, It’s Freezing Out Here

  • It is snowing all over South Africa, and people are lapping up the very strange weather
  • Social media has been going crazy with videos of snow in strange places like Sandton and central JHB
  • Mzansi citizens feel like Christmas has come early and are loving the snow even though they are freezing

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South African citizens are in awe of the snowfall being seen in the strongest parts of the country. Sandton is a winter wonderland, and social media is buzzing with videos of snow all over Mzansi.

Social media has been going crazy with videos of snow in strange places like Sandton and central JHB
Social media has been going crazy with videos of snow in strange places like Sandton and central JHB. Image: Twitter / @falcxav00
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It is not normal for snow to fall all over South Africa. Global warming is definitely showing its face with these strange weather phenomena.

Mzansi people shares videos of snowfall all over SA

Social media has been buzzing with videos of snowfall all over SA. From Sandton to central Johannesburg, the snow is falling in the most unexpected places.

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Here are just a few of the thousands of snow videos that have been shared on social media showing snow in places some have never even dreamed of:

South African citizen shares incredible snowfall experience

Briefly News got in contact with @falcxav00, a man who shared a video of snowfall in Sandton. While he had experienced snow in Sandton before, the man informed us that the snow that had fallen today was something like he had never seen before.

“I work in Sandton and live in Ruimsig. The first time I experienced snow was in 2012, but absolutely nothing compared to today. Such a great experience, it’s been such a beautiful thing to witness how people are reacting to it. They are in complete awe of it. Everyone is out on the streets taking videos, dancing in the snow.”

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Mzansi citizens marvel over the unexpected snowfall

While people are freezing, seeing snow is an experience they are willing to sacrifice warmth for. Mzansi peeps are loving this crazy weather.

Read what some had to say:

GOGETA was excited:

“We got snow, bois. We got snow.”

queenntosh1乂❤‿❤乂 said:

“Merry early Christmas, guys.”

Tlotlego is jealous:

“Us Boksburgers are jealous ”

Psalm is here for it:

“Love the snow ”

Aww: sweet video shows SA kids playing in the snow, Mzansi thinks it’s adorable

In related news, Briefly News reported that a video of a few little ones having the time of their lives while playing in the snow is causing a buzz on social media. It seems the recent cold weather in many parts of Mzansi has resulted in a beautiful snow blizzard that took place in Kimberley.

Heading online, @Ashmund_Martin shared the wonderful clip.

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"It’s snowing in Kimberley #SASnow."

Mzansi social media users fell in love with the innocent little ones and their once-in-a-lifetime day in the snow.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.