Weather Forecasts, Road Conditions, and Weather Radar for National Route N10

Road Conditions for National Route N10

The National Route N10 in South Africa stretches from the Northern Cape to the Eastern Cape and is approximately 1,000 kilometers long. The road is mostly in good condition, with narrow tarred lanes and wide shoulders. However, there are some sections of the road that are in need of repair. Potholes, cracks, and other signs of deterioration can be seen throughout the road.

The speed limit on the N10 is typically 120 kilometers per hour, although some sections have lower limits due to the condition of the road. The road is generally well-maintained and provides a safe and comfortable driving experience.

The road surface is generally smooth and free of any major obstacles. However, there are some areas with rough patches, and drivers should be aware of these potential hazards.

The N10 also has a few toll gates, so drivers should be prepared to pay the applicable fees. Additionally, there are some sections of the road where there are no guardrails, so extra caution should be taken in these areas.

Overall, the National Route N10 is in good condition, with some sections in need of repair. Drivers should be aware of the road conditions and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety.

Weather Conditions for National Route N10

The National Route N10 is a major route running through the country, and the climate along its path varies greatly throughout the year. In summer, temperatures along the route can reach up to an average of 32°C, with highs of up to 38°C during the hottest months of December and January. Winter temperatures can drop to an average of 7°C, with lows of up to -2°C during the colder months of June and July.

Rainfall along the route varies greatly throughout the year, with an average of 240mm annually. The wettest months are typically December and January, with an average of 75mm of rainfall each month. The dry months of June and July generally receive less than 10mm of rainfall each month.

Winds along the route are generally light throughout the year, with an average wind speed of 8km/hr. The strongest winds are typically observed in winter months, with gusts of up to 30km/hr recorded in July.

Overall, the National Route N10 experiences a variety of weather conditions throughout the year, ranging from hot and dry summers to cold and wet winters.

Major Junctions of National Route N10

• The N10 has a major junction with the N2 at Gqeberha.
• The N9 has a major junction with the N10 at Middelburg.
• The N10 has a major junction with the N1 at Hanover.
• The N10 has a major junction with the N12 at Britstown.
• The N10 has a major junction with the N8 at Groblershoop.
• The N10 has a major junction with the N14 at Upington.

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