The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has released its morning weather forecast for Tuesday, September 22, 2026, warning of cloudy skies and reduced visibility in several zones. Most parts of the country will experience predominantly overcast conditions. Coastal communities, forested belts, and mountainous terrain are likely to experience mist and fog patches, significantly reducing visibility during the early hours.
A slight chance of rain has been flagged for a few locations across southern Ghana this morning. As the day progresses, conditions are expected to shift, with a combination of sunshine and cloud cover dominating across the country. However, residents in the middle, transition, and northern sectors should prepare for thunderstorms accompanied by rainfall during the afternoon and evening.
GMet has issued a marine advisory, rating the state of the sea as ROUGH at level 2. Fishermen, boat operators, and anyone with activities planned on open water are advised to exercise caution. The agency has urged the public to stay safe and take appropriate precautions, particularly in areas prone to flooding or limited visibility during foggy conditions.
The Ghana Meteorological Agency's forecast also warns of thunderstorms and rain likely to develop across the middle, transition, and northern sectors later in the day. Some activity may continue into the night, and residents are advised to take necessary precautions. The agency's warning comes as the country experiences a shift in weather patterns.
Meanwhile, the Electricity Company of Ghana had scheduled maintenance work affecting different parts of the country from the week starting September 21. The power distributor published notices on September 19 and 20, confirming the planned outages. The power cuts will allow engineers to work on faults and improve service delivery.
The maintenance work by the Electricity Company of Ghana will impact various areas, with notices issued to affected communities. The planned outages are part of efforts to improve power supply and reduce disruptions. Residents are advised to plan accordingly and take necessary precautions during the outages.
The Ghana Meteorological Agency continues to monitor the weather situation and provide updates to the public. Residents are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. The agency's forecast and warnings are available on its website and social media platforms.
Key points
- GMet warns of mist, fog, and reduced visibility along coast and in forested areas.
- Thunderstorms and rain are likely to develop across the middle, transition, and northern sectors later in the day.
- The public is urged to take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during the weather conditions.
