- Ghana Meteorological Agency issued a forecast warning of thunderstorms and rain over northern and transition belt areas on Monday morning
- Residents in forest and hilly areas faced reduced visibility due to early morning mist and fog
- Sunny intervals were expected to spread across the country in the afternoon before thunderstorms returned later in the day
The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued its morning weather forecast for Monday, July 13, 2026, predicting a mixed day of rain, fog, sunshine, and returning storms across several parts of the country.
GMet warned that the day would open with thunderstorms and rainfall affecting communities in the northern regions and the transition belt.
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Residents along the coast and in middle sector areas were also advised to prepare for scattered showers during the early hours.
Those living in forested and hilly terrain faced an additional hazard in the form of early morning mist and fog, which GMet said could significantly reduce visibility.
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Motorists and pedestrians in these zones were urged to exercise caution, particularly during the early hours when weather conditions were expected to be at their most hazardous.
Conditions were forecast to ease as the day progressed, with sunny intervals expected to develop across the country during the afternoon hours. However, GMet cautioned that the respite would be temporary.
Thunderstorms were forecast to return to parts of the middle, transition, and northern sectors later in the day, bringing a second round of unsettled weather before nightfall.
Ghanaians travelling or commuting on Monday were advised to monitor conditions closely, particularly in areas identified as most vulnerable to the returning storms later in the day.
Read the Monday morning weather update from the GMet on X below:
Mahama predicts better Accra after floods
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that President Mahama emphasised community involvement in restoring Accra post-flooding through a two-day clean-up exercise.
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The President described Accra as a resilient city and indicated that it will bounce back with collective effort from citizens.
He also addressed previous clean-up shortcomings, aiming for effective waste management to prevent future flooding.
Source: YEN.com.gh
