Some crazy people have made hay whilst the sun didn’t shine in Port Elizabeth – reports of canoeists and even rubber ducks playing on the swollen Baakens River have been made.
Have a look at some of the YouTube videos uploaded these past three days as Port Elizabethans have been driving around disaster spotting:
Published on 15 Jul 2012 by justinblackett.
Port Elizabeth Floods on Saturday the 14th of July 2012.
Published on 14 Jul 2012 by sabcdigitalnews.
In the Eastern Cape, 80 percent of the province’s mountains are covered in snow.
Areas such as Barkley East and Jamestown in Northern Eastern Cape plummeted to zero degrees celcius.
In Port Elizabeth wet and cold conditions saw many residents being evacuated after flooding.
Published on 13 Jul 2012 by justinblackett.
Port Elizabeth Floods in William Road, Charlo on Friday the 13th of July 2012.
Published on 13 Jul 2012 by justinblackett.
Port Elizabeth Floods in Carrington Road, Charlo on Friday the 13th of July 2012.
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