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The weather would be bright and sunny becoming humid with some rain showers or thunderstorms activities over southern Ghana late in the afternoon of today April 3, 2008.A statement issued by the Ghana Meteorological Agency said it would however, be cool and comfortable at night.It said northern Ghana would also be hot sunny with high temperatures and isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon.Maximum and minimum temperatures in degrees Celsius on regional basis during the period are: Upper East between 40 and 27, Upper West 38 and 26, Northern 38 and 26 and Brong Ahafo 32 and 23.The rest are Ashanti, 31 and 24, Eastern 31 and 25, Volta 33 and 24, Western 31 and 24 Central 31 and 24 and Greater Accra 32 and 27.Source: GNA
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