The Nigerian Meteorological Agency Forecasts Dry, Sunny Weather in the North and Thunderstorms in the South starting Today.
According to NiMET’s report, dry and sunny conditions are expected to persist in northern Nigeria on Monday morning, while central cities to the south may experience cloudy patches.
The report stated, “We equally have the prospect of morning thunderstorms in two parts of the FCT, Nassarawa, Kogi, Kwara, Ekiti, Oyo, Ogun, and Lagos state.”
“The afternoon forecast shows increasing activity, with thunderstorms expected to develop across the southern region.
“By afternoon, we have a very good prospect of thunderstorms across the southern region, extending to parts of the FCT, Kogi, Benue, and Taraba.”
While the northern region grapples with dryness, air quality remains unhealthy. NiMet cautioned, “Due to the dryness over the north, the air quality is still unhealthy across the region and moderate in the central and southern regions.”
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“The afternoon forecast shows increasing activity, with thunderstorms expected to develop across the southern region.
“By afternoon, we have a very good prospect of thunderstorms across the southern region, extending to parts of the FCT, Kogi, Benue, and Taraba.”
While the northern region grapples with dryness, air quality remains unhealthy. NiMet cautioned, “Due to the dryness over the north, the air quality is still unhealthy across the region and moderate in the central and southern regions.”
“NiMet issues crucial advice to the public. Strong winds may precede the rains in these regions, prompting NiMet to urge residents to take adequate preventive measures.
“We advise the public to be vigilant as strong winds may precede the onset of thunderstorms,” the report said.
“Additionally, staying hydrated is paramount during such weather conditions. NiMet advises individuals to consume plenty of water to maintain hydration amidst potential thunderstorms.
“Airline operators are advised to get updated weather reports and forecasts from NiMet for effective planning in their operations,” it said.
