Zimbabwe Weather Forecast and Regional Outlook for Monday 19 May 2025

The Meteorological Services Department has released its daily climate report, indicating varied weather conditions across Zimbabwe’s provinces.

Northern regions, including Mashonaland provinces, will experience crisp morning air with clear skies, transitioning to partly cloudy conditions with moderate afternoon warmth before evening temperatures decline.

Southern and central provinces encompassing Matabeleland regions, Midlands, and Masvingo will bask in abundant sunshine during daylight hours, though residents should prepare for chilly mornings and evenings, particularly in elevated areas.

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Winter Weather Precautions To Take

With seasonal temperatures dropping, authorities recommend these essential precautions:

Implement protective coverings for agricultural crops and livestock shelters
Utilize layered clothing systems for optimal thermal regulation
Monitor at-risk populations including seniors and young children
Conduct home winterization checks for heating systems and insulation

Regional Temperature Breakdown

Bindura: High of 27°C, low of 12°C
Bulawayo:: 26°C to 13°C range,
Chinhoyi: Temperatures between 28°C and 13°C
Kadoma: Reaching highs of 29°C with nighttime lows of 13°C
Kwekwe: Daily range from 28°C to 12°C
Lupane: Warmest at 30°C, cooling to 12°C
Gwanda: Cooler conditions at 28°C high, 14°C low,
Gweru: 26°C maximum, 12°C lowest
Harare: Hottest at 25°C, mild evenings at 13°C
Marondera: 26°C daytime, chilly 11°C nights
Masvingo: 27°C high, 14°C low
Mutare: 25°C high, 13°C

Notably, Lupane will experience the broadest thermal variation with daytime highs reaching 30°C before plunging to 12°C after sunset.

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