Residents in Ghana’s mountainous and forested areas are likely to experience mist or fog patches during the early hours of Wednesday, November 11, 2026, potentially reducing visibility, the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has warned. According to the latest impact-based weather forecast issued by the agency’s Central Analysis and Forecasting Office, cloudy skies with a possibility of rainfall are expected across coastal and inland areas during the morning.
However, sunny conditions are expected to prevail across most parts of the country as the day progresses, although some areas in southern Ghana may experience occasional cloud cover. GMet has also cautioned that thunderstorms accompanied by rainfall could affect isolated inland areas along the coast, as well as parts of the middle and transition zones, from late afternoon into the evening.
Meanwhile, slight haze is expected to persist across the upper regions throughout the forecast period. Temperatures are expected to remain relatively high nationwide, with the northern sector recording a maximum of 39°C. Coastal areas are forecast to experience temperatures of up to 33°C, while the forest and transition zones could reach 35°C. Minimum temperatures across the country are expected to range between 23°C and 25°C.
