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    The Botswana Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism issued a press release informing the public that very cold weather conditions are expected next week. A cold front is expected to pass through followed by cold temperatures reaching southern Botswana and dropping temperatures across the country. On July 2nd, temperatures in the Kgalagadi district are expected to drop to a high of 14°C and low of -4°C, accompanied by winds of 26-35 km/hr. The cold spell will affect other areas on July 3rd with highs of 12-16°C over several districts and lows below freezing in the southern half of the country. Temperatures will improve slightly midweek but remain cold through the weekend.

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    The Botswana Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism issued a press release informing the public that very cold weather conditions are expected next week. A cold front is expected to pass through followed by cold temperatures reaching southern Botswana and dropping temperatures across the country. On July 2nd, temperatures in the Kgalagadi district are expected to drop to a high of 14°C and low of -4°C, accompanied by winds of 26-35 km/hr. The cold spell will affect other areas on July 3rd with highs of 12-16°C over several districts and lows below freezing in the southern half of the country. Temperatures will improve slightly midweek but remain cold through the weekend.

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    The Botswana Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism issued a press release informing the public that very cold weather conditions are expected next week. A cold front is expected to pass through followed by cold temperatures reaching southern Botswana and dropping temperatures across the country. On July 2nd, temperatures in the Kgalagadi district are expected to drop to a high of 14°C and low of -4°C, accompanied by winds of 26-35 km/hr. The cold spell will affect other areas on July 3rd with highs of 12-16°C over several districts and lows below freezing in the southern half of the country. Temperatures will improve slightly midweek but remain cold through the weekend.

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    The Botswana Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism issued a press release informing the public that very cold weather conditions are expected next week. A cold front is expected to pass through followed by cold temperatures reaching southern Botswana and dropping temperatures across the country. On July 2nd, temperatures in the Kgalagadi district are expected to drop to a high of 14°C and low of -4°C, accompanied by winds of 26-35 km/hr. The cold spell will affect other areas on July 3rd with highs of 12-16°C over several districts and lows below freezing in the southern half of the country. Temperatures will improve slightly midweek but remain cold through the weekend.

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    VERY COLD WEATHER CONDITIONS EXPECTEDE NEXT WEEK


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    The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources Conservation
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    Felix Monggae
    For/PERMANENT SECRETARY

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