SEVERAL parts of Namibia received the first rains of the season over the weekend and yesterday.Odillo Kgobetsi of the Windhoek Weather Bureau says the showers will continue today in north-central Namibia, the central highlands and the southeast.
No rain is expected in the far western areas. By tomorrow, dry air is expected to move in again.According to rainfall figures measured yesterday morning, Okahandja received the highest rainfall of 12 millimetres, followed by Hosea Kutako International Airport with 9,8 mm and Omaruru with 9,3 mm.Outjo received 5 mm, Otjiwarongo 8 mm, Suiderhof (in Windhoek) 5 mm, and the Windhoek Weather Office recorded 7,5 mm.Emanhoff in the Omaruru district recorded 10 mm, Gobabis 2 mm and Keetmanshoop 4,7 mm.By tomorrow, dry air is expected to move in again.According to rainfall figures measured yesterday morning, Okahandja received the highest rainfall of 12 millimetres, followed by Hosea Kutako International Airport with 9,8 mm and Omaruru with 9,3 mm.Outjo received 5 mm, Otjiwarongo 8 mm, Suiderhof (in Windhoek) 5 mm, and the Windhoek Weather Office recorded 7,5 mm.Emanhoff in the Omaruru district recorded 10 mm, Gobabis 2 mm and Keetmanshoop 4,7 mm.
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