A moderate rainstorm currently over the northeastern border of Ghana is expected to move into Ghana, bringing rainfall of varying intensity to the Upper East, North East and Northern regions. The storm is forecast to affect the aforementioned regions between 3:00pm and 6:00pm, before drifting westward later today to reach the Upper West and Savannah regions. Residents in these areas should expect periods of moderate to heavy rains accompanied by gusty winds, and reduced visibility.
Residents and motorists in the affected regions are advised to stay alert to changing weather conditions throughout the day and to avoid unnecessary travel during the peak hours of the storm where possible. Motorists should reduce speed, keep headlights on, and exercise caution on flood-prone roads. Farmers and traders are encouraged to secure crops, goods, and temporary structures. The public is urged to stay away from trees and weak structures during periods of strong wind, and to monitor official updates from the Ghana Meteorological Agency for further guidance as the storm progresses. For emergencies, please contact NADMO on 0302 964 884 or 0291 913 077, or dial the toll-free line 112.
The rainstorm indicated in the earlier warning has engulfed the northeastern part of the country. The storm is expected to spread to parts of the transition zone and the western parts of the northern sector. The Oti, Bono East, and Savannah regions are expected to experience rain of varying intensity with thunder between 5pm and 9pm. The Bono and Ahafo regions are expected to experience similar conditions between 6:30pm and 10pm.
Residents and motorists in the affected regions are advised to stay alert to changing weather conditions throughout the day and to avoid unnecessary travel during the peak hours of the storm where possible. Motorists should reduce speed, keep headlights on, and exercise caution on flood-prone roads. Farmers and traders are encouraged to secure crops, goods, and temporary structures. The public is urged to stay away from trees and weak structures during periods of strong wind, and to monitor official updates from the Ghana Meteorological Agency for further guidance as the storm progresses. For emergencies, please contact NADMO on 0302 964 884 or 0291 913 077, or dial the toll-free line 112.
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