Rain continues across southern Ghana as GMet warns of more thunderstorms today; See areas affected

The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has forecast thunderstorms and rain for many parts of southern Ghana today, Monday, June 29, 2026.

According to GMet, rain that is already affecting parts of the coast and some inland areas is expected to continue throughout the day.

The agency says a weak to moderate rainstorm currently moving from the Togo-Benin coast is expected to spread westwards, bringing more clouds and triggering thunderstorms with rain across southern Ghana from this morning into the afternoon.

Residents in forest and mountainous areas should also expect patches of mist or fog during the day.

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Morning:

• Aflao

• Anloga

• Accra

• Kasoa

• Ho

• Koforidua

• Akim Oda

• Kwahu Tafo

Rain is also expected in:

• Winneba

• Cape Coast

• Takoradi

• Axim

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Mist is likely in:

• Kumasi

• Obuasi

• Tarkwa

• Sefwi Bekwai

• Ejura

• Goaso

• Sunyani

• Sampa

In the afternoon thunderstorms with rain are expected over:

• Cape Coast

• Takoradi

• Axim

• Ho

• Koforidua

• Akim Oda

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• Kwahu Tafo

• Kumasi

• Obuasi

• Tarkwa

• Kete Krachi

• Atebubu

• Goaso

• Sunyani

• Tamale

• Yendi

Light rain is also expected in:

• Accra

• Kasoa

• Winneba

• Aflao

• Anloga

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Sunny intervals are expected across parts of the northern sector, including:
Bolgatanga, Navrongo; Wa, Damongo, Bole.

In the Evening, thunderstorms may continue in:

• Kumasi

• Obuasi

• Sefwi Bekwai

• Kete Krachi

• Ejura

• Kintampo

• Goaso

• Sunyani

• Techiman

• Sampa

• Tamale

• Yendi

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Light rain is expected to persist in:

• Accra

• Axim

Most other southern areas will remain mostly cloudy.

GMet has also warned that the state of the sea remains dangerous, advising fishermen, boat operators and the public to exercise caution along the coast.

Temperatures are expected to range from 24°C to 30°C along the coast, 23°C to 32°C in the forest zone, 23°C to 34°C in the transition zone, and 25°C to 35°C across northern Ghana.