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Harmattan conditions to intensify this week – GMA

The dry harmattan season is taking its toll on Ghana once again. The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMA) has released a statement warning the general public that the dry harmattan condition in the country is expected to worsen this week.

The agency notes that meteorological satellites have detected that dust lifted around Chad, Sudan, and Niger have been transported into Ghana. The resulting dust clouds have intensified the dry and dusty weather conditions that have been experienced in the country in recent weeks.

The harmattan season is a phenomenon that affects West African countries, including Ghana, during the winter season. During this time, dry and dusty winds blow from the Sahara desert towards the coast, leading to dryness and decreased visibility. This year, the harmattan season has been particularly severe due to the transportation of dust clouds from other neighboring countries.

The GMA report notes that the dryness and decreased visibility may take some time to clear completely. Relative humidity, over the period, has ranged between 15% and 50% with a visibility range of 200 meters to 5,000 meters. These conditions are expected to persist at varying intensities over the next few days, causing discomfort to the general public.

While the situation seems dire, the GMA expects that there will be a relaxation in the intensity during the week and consequently. This means that the weather conditions will gradually improve as the week progresses, leading to a slight reprieve for the general public. However, it is important to note that the harmattan season is not over, and the dry and dusty conditions may persist for several more weeks.

In light of this situation, the GMA has advised that the general public take some precautions. The agency advises people to keep hydrated by drinking enough water, follow fire safety precautions, cover foods and water to prevent dust from settling on them, and wash fruits thoroughly before taking them. Furthermore, people who are allergic to dust are advised to wear nose masks to reduce the effect on them.

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The severity of the dry harmattan season in Ghana is a cause for concern. The GMA’s warning to the general public is a timely reminder that the weather conditions can have adverse effects on people’s health and safety. While the situation is expected to improve gradually over the next few days, it is important to continue taking necessary precautions to protect oneself and others from the effects of the harmattan season.

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