GMet issues alert on rainfall across parts of Ghana
Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) issued an alert on Monday, warning that thunderstorms accompanied by rain are likely to affect parts of Southern Ghana from this morning into the afternoon hours. GMet indicated that the rain, which is currently affecting parts of the coast and some inland areas, is expected to continue throughout the day with varying intensity. The agency noted the presence of patches of mist or fog over forest and mountainous regions. The forecast stated, "A weak to moderate rainstorm sighted along the coast of Togo-Benin is anticipated to propagate westward, bringing increased cloud cover and triggering thunderstorms with rain over southern Ghana from this morning into the afternoon hours."
GMet advised residents in southern Ghana to be alert for possible thunderstorms and moderate to heavy rainfall. Motorists are urged to drive with caution due to reduced visibility from rain and fog. Residents in low-lying areas should watch out for potential flash flooding. The rain, with or without thunder, of varying intensity currently affecting parts of the coast and a few inland areas is expected to persist throughout the forecast period amidst patches of mist or fog over the forest and mountainous regions.
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The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued an alert regarding expected rainfall across parts of Southern Ghana. This forecast suggests
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