Ghana Weather Alert: Meteorological Agency List Areas to Face Thunderstorm Today, June 24
- GMet has forecast patches of mist and fog across coastal, forest, and mountainous areas early Wednesday, with some coastal rain expected
- Sunshine will dominate much of the country by the afternoon, although conditions will remain unstable in parts
- Thunderstorms or varying intensities of rain are likely in southern regions and parts of the northern sector later in the day
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The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued its early morning weather forecast for Wednesday, June 24, 2026, indicating varying weather conditions across the country throughout the day.
According to GMet, patches of mist and fog are expected early this morning over parts of the coastal, forest, and mountainous regions.
Source: UGC
Some coastal areas are also likely to experience rainfall during the morning hours.
As the day progresses, periods of sunshine are expected to prevail across much of the country by the afternoon.
However, the agency has cautioned that thunderstorms or rain of varying intensities are likely to occur over parts of the southern sector.
Additionally, a few areas in the eastern portions of the northern sector may also experience rainfall during the afternoon and evening hours.
Other parts of the country are expected to become mostly cloudy later in the day.
GMet has advised the public to remain alert and take necessary precautions, particularly in areas prone to thunderstorms and reduced visibility due to early morning fog.
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NADMO's Central Regional Director Emmanuel Kwesi Dawood confirmed 58 building collapses and 377 people internally displaced across 13 districts and municipalities.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
