The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued an official national weather warning for Monday, September 28, 2026, cautioning the public against severe unsettled atmospheric conditions slated to impact multiple sectors across the country.
According to the official forecast, coastal communities and southern inland territories faced heavy cloud cover alongside early morning showers and potential localized thunderstorms. Weather monitoring systems indicate that atmospheric instability will persist throughout the day, expanding into additional regional belts.
Forecast models project that the middle, transition, and northern sectors will experience intensified weather activity from mid-afternoon extending well into the evening hours. Authorities anticipate widespread rainfall accompanied by high-intensity electrical activity and localised squalls across affected districts.
GMet officials have advised residents, travelers, and commuters across vulnerable areas to observe necessary precautions against potential flash flooding, reduced road visibility, and localized wind hazards as the storm system moves across the country.
