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The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has announced that most parts of the country will experience cloudy weather with occasional sunny spells this afternoon.
In its notice issued on Monday, August 25, the Agency said a few areas within the southern half of the country may record slight rain or drizzle later in the day into the evening.

It added that thunderstorms or rains are expected over parts of the Oti Region and sections of the northern sector from late afternoon into the evening.

GMet further cautioned that residents across the country should prepare for cool temperatures during the night and early morning hours.
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