💨 Abstract
On October 27, 2015, Vredendal, South Africa, recorded a blistering 48.4°C, one of the country's highest temperatures ever recorded in October. This heatwave, driven by berg winds, broke the town's previous October record by nearly 6°C and was the highest temperature recorded globally that month.
Courtesy: Shyleen Choruma
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