1 (used with a singular verb) the government department that collects these duties. ( used with a singular verb) the section of an airport, station, etc., where baggage is checked for contraband and for goods subject to duty.
The midnight sun begins on the 11th of May in North Cape and proper night returns on the 31st of July. The average high to low temperature ranges for June, July and August are 6-8Â°C, 10-13Â°C and 9-11Â°C respectively, which is by no means beach weather.Summer sees slightly less rain and, especially between June and August, there is a chance that the snow will recede.very year, North Cape has a âmidnight sunâ in summer (when the Sun remains visible in the sky for 24 hours each day) and a âpolar nightâ in winter (when the Sun doesnât rise over the horizon and darkness lasts all day).
September and May are the transition months, the former the regionâs spring, the latter autumn. The area as a whole receives an average of 800mm of rain per annum and temperatures range from an average daily maximum of 26.1Â°C in the winter months to a fairly uncomfortable daily maximum of 32.4Â°C during the summer.hey are: Cape Town, Table Mountain, the Winelands, the stretch of coast between Cape Town and Walker Bay, Cedarberg Mountains and the beginnings of the Garden route, from Heidleberg to Plattenberg Bay**. The Cape Town bowl receives an average of 515mm rain per year.