What's weather like in Pretoria, Gauteng?

Pretoria’s weather is very unpredictable. In a week one could experience extreme heat but the next day experience arctic coldness. The people here are very friendly and are always willing to help, especially with directions. Pretoria has many restaurants, some of the best education institutions and all of the embassies in South Africa are situated in Pretoria!

Pretoria is the capital of South Africa and it’s how the Union building. Pretoria is a very hot city. The main language spoken is Sotho and Tswana. Pretorians have their own slang which is called Sepetori. It’s relatively safe and the people are accommodating. The main townships are Mamelodi, Soshanguve, Atteridgeville and Mabopane.

If a person were to want to move to Pretoria, they can look forward to the amazing weather that Pretoria has. They would also have to be careful when walking around in town because it is dangerous. It is a very comfortable city.

In the winter it is not as cold as most cities; however, slight wind may occur in the early mornings. The summers are the most exciting, as people do all out in terms of fashion as well as events (parties, etc). In the winter, although it is a bit cold, the flowers are the most beautiful.

A person moving to Pretoria should know that there’s diverse cultures and people with different native tongues, mainly dominating is the Pedi tribe, the society at large is very friendly and Pretoria is a very cool place to live in… The weather is amazing throughout the year, the winter isn’t madly cold, it’s a good and clean neighbourhood with enough shopping complexes and schools.

Pretoria, also known as Tshwane is one of South Africa’s capital cities. It is situated in the north of Gauteng and is characterised by sunny weather and its jacaranda trees. The most spoken languages in Pretoria are Afrikaans, Setswana, Sepedi and English. There are many heritage sites such as the Voortrekker Monument, the Union buildings and Freedom park to name a few.

Pretoria is much quieter than Johannesburg. The people are friendly, and the weather is fair on most days. During the spring and summer months, Jacaranda line the streets beautifully. Although there isn’t much do to outside of eating out at one of the many restaurants in the city, one can find other things to do like hiking.

Pretoria is a big city with different people from various cultures. There a lot of languages spoken in the city e.g Afrikaans, IsiXhosa, seTswana etc. The weather is very consistent, it’s always sunny and hot. It is the capital city of South Africa and it’s not too far from one of the biggest cities in South Africa which is Johannesburg.

Pretoria is a very loving and caring city. In most parts of Pretoria, for example the bigger parts like Montana, Doornpoort, etc. are kept very clean. Pretoria is also known as the heart of Gauteng. The weather here is amazing in the winter; it’s not too cold. Summer is not to hot.

With its beautiful homes and excellent schools, Pretoria is a city you will call home. The traveling within the city is simple and safe using the affordable gautrain and gaubus. The weather reaches a high of forty degrees and a low of minus four degrees. To top it off, it is home to beautiful shopping malls that have all the popular stores and entertainment. It is home indeed.

It is such a beautiful city with a serene and calm atmosphere, the people are extremely kind, there are plenty of trees and natural spots to find however, the weather tends to vary quite a bit with multiple seasons experienced in one day but nonetheless, it is a city worth moving into.

Pretoria is a very hot city. It is one of the capital cities in South Africa. It is also home to the union building. One of the best universities in Africa (University of Pretoria! TUKS) is in Pretoria. Pretoria is also known as Tshwane. Pretoria is also known for its Jacaranda trees.

Pretoria is the capital of South Africa. It is very hot compared to other places in Gauteng. Just like other places it does have crime but I would describe it as rather peaceful than chaotic. It has lovely Jacaranda trees during Spring. Sunnyside and Arcadia are known to be the not so safe zones for young girls.

If moving to Pretoria be aware that Pretoria is very cold in winter and hot in summer. Pretoria is the administrative capital of South Africa and many embassies are in its leafy suburbs. This makes for a diverse population from all over the world. Pretoria offers a number of outdoor activities such as visiting the Rietvlei Dam, taking hikes in the national parks in the city, and visiting food markets on weekends. For those with school-going children, Pretoria offers many excellent options at all schooling levels.

Someone coming to live in Johannesburg would need to know the city is a very busy city, It is highly populated but the people are friendly. We have warm winters and hot summers. We love to shop and mingle. Pretoria has a few shopping centres and it is where the President’s second state home is based. We are also well known for our Jacaranda trees which turn the city into a purple dream land in Summer.

Pretoria is very friendly with beautiful sites to visit, great weather and have lovely people. Accommodation is easy to find and the city is not complicated. There are enough amenities to go by and transport is available. Make sure you have sunscreen because it is very hot in summer. There is no crime on the east side of my city and it’s less busy.

Pretoria is a mainland city and it is unfortunately far from the coast. There are many places to visit including markets, animal sanctuaries and museums. The climate is temperate and there is a low chance of experiencing humidity, as you would along the coast. Houses are usually situated close to large shopping centres and malls.

I reside in the city of Pretoria. Pretoria is a pretty large city, known as the second largest city in Gauteng aside from Johannesburg. In Pretoria, one can find many nature reserves, this is a usual Saturday outing for most families. Pretoria has warm climate, usually around one or two degrees warmer than Johannesburg. However, it’s downfall is the heavy traffic.