Africa Wild

taken from sanparks f/b..

"The southern part of Kruger rivers are swelling fast especially the perennial ones due to some heavy pours since 2h00 am. We urge visitors to be careful on dirt roads as most low level bridges are highly over flown. Roads such as S137, H5, S28 are not fully accessible due to flooding. Some are still accessible but not recommended for small & none 4x4 vehicles due to slippery & high water dams on dirt roads."

just made comms with heksie..

she went from croc bridge to satara this morning..

rain all the way and water water everywhere........

she reckons all the dirt roads are closed....

It sure looks like the flooding is early this season, even here in Phala.

It hasn't stopped pouring down since early this morning, my yard looks like a dam. Can hardly even listen to music with the rain being so loud.

the mativulungu lookout from the h4-2 near the s28 intersection



the s 28, s 82 and the s137 all closed due to flooding....

the info on this next image is rather sketchy,

apparently it is near balule..

not sure if it is the ngotso weir road ??

the h5



this merely surface water next the road...h1- 3...

it is not meant to be river......

nwanetsi on s100



mavumbiya on the s41

Oi! Dejavu....

Looking forward to a greeeeeeen Kruger in a week's time

Upps Not that nice after two years extreme floods in a row - Hopefully it will not be that worth again

apparently balule is being evacuated..

this according to riverrat from the yellow forum..

petra j and some other hr people are helping out as well..

Doesn't sound good. And the rain continues here unabated.