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Gqeberha weather forecast — today & tomorrow

17°

Clear sky

High: 17° · Low: 10° · Feels like 16°

Clear sky.

Hourly forecast

Now 2% 17°
15:00 2% 17°
16:00 1% 17°
17:00 · 16°
18:00 · 14°
19:00 · 15°
20:00 · 16°
21:00 · 16°
22:00 · 15°
23:00 · 15°
00:00 · 14°
01:00 · 14°
02:00 · 14°
03:00 · 14°
04:00 · 14°
05:00 · 14°
06:00 · 13°
07:00 · 13°
08:00 · 13°
09:00 · 14°
10:00 · 16°
11:00 · 17°
12:00 · 17°
13:00 · 17°

14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    16° / 9°
    Precipitation
    0 mm · 2%
    Wind
    16 km/h NE
    UV index
    4 · Moderate
    Sun
    7:11 / 17:36

Details

Air quality
39 Fair
PM2.5 7 · PM10 10

Gqeberha's Climate

Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) sits on the shores of Algoa Bay on the Indian Ocean in the Eastern Cape, South Africa; being in the southern hemisphere, its seasons are reversed from the north. The city has a mild, humid oceanic climate with a small temperature range and is famously windy all year. Summers (December–February) are warm and pleasant, typically 20–26°C, rarely oppressive thanks to sea breezes. Winters (June–August) are cool and gentle, around 12–18°C by day, and seldom cold. Rain falls fairly evenly across the months, a little heavier in late summer and autumn.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Gqeberha?

November to March (summer and early autumn) is best: warm 20–26°C days with pleasant coastal sunshine, ideal for the beaches along Algoa Bay.

What are the hottest months in Gqeberha?

January and February are warmest, usually 24–27°C, though frequent sea breezes keep it from feeling too oppressive.

Why is Gqeberha so windy?

Its exposed coastal position facing the Indian Ocean means strong winds blow almost year-round, earning it the nickname 'the Windy City'.

Does Gqeberha have a distinct rainy season?

Not really; rain falls fairly evenly year-round but is slightly heavier in late summer and autumn (February–May), usually as brief showers and thunderstorms.

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