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Dangerous sea conditions are predicted for the Western Cape and Southern Cape Coastline today and into tomorrow.The cold front, expected to bring sea swells of up to 9 metres, gale force winds and excessive rain, coincides with the effects of the new moon Spring Tide that peaked on 28th May the effects of which will be felt for the next few days and intensify rough sea coastal conditions.Seafarers be warned and do not launch to go to sea during this period unless you absolutely have to and those at sea should wear their life jackets at all times and take extra safety precautions.Also at risk are shoreline anglers and bathers and extreme caution is advised particularly in light of the Spring Tide conditions intensified by rough sea conditions.Extreme Sport paddlers and surfers should take extra precautions but preferably not launch in these extreme conditions.WEATHER SA warn of rough seas with wave heights of 4 to 6 metres between Alexander Bay and Agulhas and rough seas with wave heights between 6 to 9 metres between Agulhas and Plettenberg Bay today (Tuesday, 03 June and into Wednesday, 04 June) extending to Hondeklip Bay (Wednesday, 04 June) and then subsiding.SONY DSC
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