Music Hi there, welcome from the Weather Rescue. Now this is actually a look at what the weather would look like in 2015. Now this is very important in terms of climate change and how it's going to affect us here in South Africa. By you'll see there will be places that will be severely impacted such as the Western Cape Province as we'll be seeing as the severity of strong winds coming in them and also an increased number of cold fronts also coming in along the Western coastline. Temperatures are also expected to drop and leading to cold weather expected along the Western Cape coastline. We're also expecting most of the time 80% chance of showers but in some places such as the Northern Cape Province hot and dry conditions would be expected them. And you'll see also a similar trend into the Eastern Cape Province as it gets much drier along winter regions as well as the into places such as Guazulina Tal. But to a ten north eastern part again summer rainfall might drop but possibilities of risk factors coming in in terms of severe rainy conditions coming in over short periods of time and also heavy rainfall falling over very short periods of time. This is just an example of what we should expect in 2015. Now you would remember in 2014 lesser chance of rainfall we expected but now we're expecting severe heavy rainfall to come through over the Western Cape Province. This is actually in the Philippi over the Western Cape as well as into Cape Town and the risk of heavy rainfall could lead to places, could lead to roads accidents and could lead to flooding in homes and could also lead to vulnerable communities being even more vulnerable to the severe diseases. Now these are warnings that would be given up by this African weather service. Now you'll see that there's possibilities of heavy rainfall that I just showed you in just a second and then again hot and dry conditions there could also lead to felt fires, could lead to crops also being damaged along the north eastern parts again possibly to the rainfall. And you'll see when you look at the north eastern parts again the severe rainfall that we should expect them and these could lead to lots and lots of flooding of tourist areas, lots of economic loss along the limppopo regions as well as over some parts of Mozambique. If you look at the Mozambique channels the low pressure cells that I expected there those could lead to heavy rainfall. These are roads being blocked off because of the flooding that's taking place. Just have a look at the track already flooding all the way towards the northern parts or rather the highest point of the track and as we move on you'll see we expecting most of these roads to be flooded along the borders of limppopo as well as of Mozambique causing heavy and heavy financial losses into most places. And you'll also do expect the possibilities of these to continue into some parts of Bumalanga extending into the crocodile river and it could also lead to some severe biodiversity losses into those parts. As you know in 2014 the average rainfall is around a thousand millimeters per year but we could see a thousand millimeters in just a month we could even see a whole lot more in just a rainy season. Sometimes you'll even expect severe dry conditions along the northern Cape province as well as into some parts of the northwest province. Okay that was your look at 2050 what the weather would look like as a result of what climate change could do to South Africa. Thank you very much enjoy. Climate change is affecting the weather everywhere. It makes it more extreme and distorts established patterns. That means more digesters, more uncertainty. We can reduce the risk by cutting global greenhouse gas emissions and building low carbon economies. Let's work together to make our societies safer and more resilient. Please join me in taking action on climate change. Thank you. Thank you.