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GMet warns of rain, thunderstorms across Ghana today; See affected areas
The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has forecast thunderstorms and rain across several parts of the country today, Friday, July 3, 2026, with the northern sector expected to experience the most intense weather conditions.
GMet's impact-based forecast advises residents in parts of the northern and transition belts to remain alert, as some areas face a "Be Aware" level of weather risk due to the expected thunderstorms.
The agency also noted that an active rainstorm currently over Nigeria is expected to move westward later in the day, bringing additional rainfall and thunderstorms to parts of northern Ghana and the transition belt.
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