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From Foggy Accra to Stormy Wa: What GMET's latest forecast means for your Thursday

The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMET) has forecast a mixed bag of weather conditions across the country today, with the northern sector bracing for moderate to heavy thunderstorms while the south remains shrouded in mist and fog well into the morning.
By afternoon, the agency expects clearer skies over much of the south, with sunny intervals forecast for Accra, Kasoa, Aflao and Anloga, even as the northern sector continues to contend with cloudy and, in places, stormy conditions into the evening.
The impact-based forecast map accompanying the bulletin flags the far north-west, around Wa, as an area to "be prepared," having been rated in the higher-risk orange band, while a broader yellow zone stretching across the Upper West and Upper East regions calls for residents to "be aware" of deteriorating conditions through the morning.
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