#CapeStorm through eyes of three-year-old
Children say the darndest things!
A massive cold front is sweeping over Cape Town, bringing with it devastation.
Listen to three-year-old Rania telling you all about it.
This little one couldn't get herself to sleep with the howling winds last night.
Capetonians are in a frenzy, as gusting and devastating winds cause havoc in the Mother City.
Trees have been uprooted, roofs blown off and roads closed as the storm hits.
According to the Western Cape Local Government, two people have been injured when a roof collapsed.
They have, however, not received any reports of fatalities or serious injuries.
Schools have been forced to shut its doors as a result of the severe weather.
Here's a look at the trail of damage.
Despite the storm taking out a number of old oak trees, we are open as usual today. #redwineweather #capestorm pic.twitter.com/OchLEzBoW8
— Groot Constantia (@GrootConstantia) June 7, 2017
At my Dad's home, Somerset West. If this is what they experience, I fear for those living in shacks. Be safe, folks! #capestorm pic.twitter.com/6NW9AKtjfV
— Lynne Birkenstock (@LynneB_za) June 7, 2017
Debris from a property on Bergvliet High School blocking a surrounding road #capestorm #CapeTownStorm @CapeTalk #stormdamage #CapeOfStorms pic.twitter.com/wctYLfFnnp
— Craig Weeks (@CRW1023) June 7, 2017
Wind speed picking up considerably along the Atlantic Seaboard now. No beach visible next to Sea Point pool. Foam into car park. #capestorm pic.twitter.com/DMdVVOc6nM
— Daddy (@LifeisSavage) June 7, 2017
How insane are these waves!? Dont go walk along beach to take photos! Be safe! #capestorm #capetownstorm Cc @WavescapeSA @spike_wavescape ! pic.twitter.com/0zfxpvfiUu
— Liezel van der Westh (@liezelv) June 7, 2017