Ghanaians in mountainous and forest areas are likely to experience mist or fog patches in the early hours of Wednesday, November 11, 2026, which may reduce visibility, according to the latest impact-based forecast from the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet).
The forecast, issued by the Central Analysis and Forecasting Office, indicates that cloudy conditions and possible rains are expected along the coast and inland areas this morning.
As the day advances, sunny conditions will dominate most parts of the country, with occasional cloud cover for some areas in southern Ghana.
The agency has warned that thunderstorms with rain are likely over a few inland areas of the coast, as well as parts of the middle and transition sectors, from late afternoon into the evening. Slight haze is also expected over the upper regions throughout the forecast period.
Temperatures are expected to remain high, with the northern sector recording a maximum of 39°C, while coastal areas will see a maximum of 33°C.
The forest and transition belts are expected to peak at 35°C. Minimum temperatures will range between 23°C and 25°C across the country.
