The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued a weather warning for today, forecasting thunderstorms and localized rainfall across several regions in Ghana. The update, released in its latest 24-hour weather outlook, highlights the need for public caution—especially during the afternoon and evening hours.
Early morning weather conditions across the country included mist and fog patches, particularly along the coastal, forest, and mountainous zones. These conditions have resulted in a generally cloudy and overcast start to the day.
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Thunderstorms Forecasted for Afternoon and Evening
While some areas will experience intermittent sunshine, GMet has warned that thunderstorms—with or without rainfall—are likely to develop over the coastal, middle, transition, and northern sectors later this afternoon and evening.
The agency is encouraging citizens to remain cautious and monitor updates, especially in areas vulnerable to flooding, strong winds, or low visibility caused by fog and rain.
Regional Weather Overview
Southern Ghana:
Cities including Accra, Kasoa, Cape Coast, and Takoradi have a 30 to 60 percent chance of experiencing thunderstorms. Earlier this morning, mist was observed in areas such as Koforidua, Tarkwa, and Axim.
Middle Belt:
Locations such as Kumasi, Sunyani, and Techiman began the day with mist and fog. These regions are expected to see thunderstorms later in the day, which could affect travel and outdoor activities.
Northern Ghana:
Northern areas including Tamale, Bolgatanga, and Wa will experience partly sunny conditions this afternoon. However, thunderstorms are expected to develop later in the day, particularly in Bole, Damongo, and surrounding areas.
Temperature Outlook
Daytime temperatures are expected to range between 30°C and 35°C in most parts of the country. Evening temperatures will drop slightly, with cooler conditions averaging in the mid-20s.
GMet Issues Safety Advisory
GMet advises the general public to remain indoors during thunderstorms, avoid open fields and tall trees, and unplug electrical appliances during severe weather conditions. Drivers are also urged to be cautious due to possible poor visibility from rain and fog.
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