The Ghana Meteorological Agency Warns the General Public on the weather conditions throughout the day.
Its release this morning states that there is a possible misty weather conditions with cloudy in most part of the Southern Ghana.
Places like Koforidua, Kumasi, Obuasi, Accra, Ho, Axim, Takoradi, Aflao are likely to experience a cloudy conditions this morning through to the mid-afternoon with a little drizzling in the mentioned areas.
The misty conditions around the southern parts ranges with a percentage of about 60. This gives the indication of a possible rainfall.
More to this, all-most all parts of the country is expected to experience some rainfall with a little thunderstorms in the middle belts and that of the northern areas.
Tamale, Kete-krachi, Bole, Yendi, Bolgatanga, Damongo, Wa and Nalerigu etc all in the northern part of Ghana as at the release by the GMA, have a condition to be cloudy and are likely to see a rainfall within the day.
The Agency opined that all(Public) should be aware.
Source: GMA
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