Ghana Weather Update: GMet Predicts Thunderstorms, Drizzle and Cloudy Skies Today, September 2

• Ghana Meteorological Agency issued its weather forecast for Wednesday, September 2, 2026
• Mist and possible drizzle are expected along the eastern coast while the north faces thunderstorms
• Cloudy conditions are set to build across the country as the day progresses into evening

The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has released its official weather forecast for Wednesday, September 2, 2026, signalling a mixed day across the country's different zones.

Southern Ghana is set to wake up to a misty morning, with residents along the eastern coast likely to experience slight rainfall or drizzle at the start of the day.

Conditions in this part of the country will begin on a damp and hazy note before shifting gradually through the day.

Further north, the situation is more dramatic. GMet has warned that thunderstorms, accompanied by rain in some instances, are expected over parts of the northern and transition sectors from the morning hours well into the afternoon.

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Cloudy evening expected nationwide

Away from the storm-prone north and the misty south, broader parts of Ghana will contend with overcast skies throughout the day.

Cloud cover is projected to thicken steadily, with conditions becoming mostly cloudy by evening across the country.

GMet advises Ghanaians to stay informed and take necessary precautions, particularly those travelling through the northern regions, where thunderstorm activity could pose risks to road safety and outdoor activities.

Read the morning weather update from the GMet on X below:

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Source: YEN.com.gh