Today, July 18, 2024, Ghana is set to experience a mix of rain and thunderstorms across various regions, impacting daily activities and prompting residents to prepare accordingly.
Accra and Coastal Areas: In the capital city, Accra, light rain showers are expected throughout the day. Temperatures will range from 23°C to 28°C, providing a cooler climate for residents. Coastal areas like Takoradi and Axim will also see light rain, with temperatures hovering between 24°C and 29°C.
Northern Regions: The northern parts of Ghana, including Bole and Wa, will experience thunderstorms. These storms may lead to temporary disruptions and possible flooding. Residents are advised to stay indoors during heavy downpours and be cautious of lightning. Temperatures in these areas will range from 22°C to 30°C.
Central Ghana: In central regions such as Kumasi and Sunyani, light to moderate rain is expected. Temperatures will be around 29°C during the day and drop to 22°C at night. These rains are essential for agriculture but may cause minor delays in transportation and outdoor activities.
Eastern and Volta Regions: Areas like Akim Oda, Koforidua, and Ho will see light rain showers, with temperatures ranging from 23°C to 28°C. These regions will experience mild and pleasant weather, beneficial for farming and other outdoor activities.
Advice for Residents: “Today’s weather is characteristic of the rainy season in Ghana, with varying intensities of rain and thunderstorms across the country,” said a meteorologist from the Ghana Meteorological Agency. “Residents should take necessary precautions, especially in areas prone to flooding and thunderstorms.”
Farmers are advised to plan their activities considering the forecast, as the rains are crucial for crops but may also disrupt some agricultural processes. Urban dwellers should prepare for possible traffic delays and waterlogged streets.
For the latest updates and detailed forecasts, visit the Ghana Meteorological Agency’s website or Meteored. Stay safe and stay informed.
This article provides an overview of the weather conditions expected across Ghana on July 18, 2024, highlighting the need for preparedness and caution in different regions.
