The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has warned residents in several parts of the country to expect thunderstorms and rainfall from the late afternoon into the evening of Monday, September 28, 2026.

GMet, in its afternoon weather forecast, on September 28, 2026, said most parts of the country would remain cloudy, with light to moderate rainfall expected in some coastal and middle areas.

The agency said occasional thunderstorms were also expected in parts of the transition areas, while the northern sector would experience some sunshine before thunderstorms and rain set in later in the day.

“Cloudiness is expected to persist over most parts of the country, with slight to moderate rain anticipated over portions of the coastal and middle sectors with occasional thunderstorms expected over parts of the transition,” the statement said.

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According to the forecast, areas likely to be affected include Yendi, Tamale, Bole, Damongo, Bolgatanga, Nalerigu, Wa and Jirapa.

Other areas expected to experience thunderstorms or rainfall are Sunyani, Techiman, Sampa, Kete Krachi and Atebubu.

GMet has also cautioned the public that the sea remains rough and urged people, particularly those engaging in activities along the coast, to take the necessary safety precautions.

The agency advised the public to remain alert and follow weather updates as conditions could change throughout the day.

Read the statement below



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