Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) Warns of Heat Stress and Thunderstorms

The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has issued a weather prediction alert, cautioning citizens about the likelihood of heat stress and thunderstorms across various parts of the country. NiMet included this advisory in its Weather Report released in Abuja on Saturday.

NiMet incorporated this advisory within its Saturday Weather Report, disseminated from its headquarters in Abuja. The report serves as a crucial source of information for citizens regarding imminent weather conditions across Nigeria. With a focus on providing timely and accurate forecasts, NiMet’s reports are instrumental in helping individuals and authorities prepare for potential weather-related challenges.

The inclusion of this advisory underscores NiMet’s commitment to public safety and awareness. NiMet issues warnings on heat stress and thunderstorms, helping citizens mitigate risks and take precautions. Weather Reports provide reliable data. NiMet fulfills its mandate of informing individuals and communities.

The Abuja-released Weather Report represents NiMet’s dedication to ensuring nationwide accessibility to weather-related information. By disseminating these reports, NiMet contributes to building resilience against weather-related hazards, promoting public safety, and enhancing overall disaster preparedness across Nigeria.

NiMet emphasized the importance of staying well-hydrated and advised against engaging in strenuous physical activities, especially during the peak hours between 12 noon and 4 pm. The agency also recommended wearing shades and hats when outdoors to protect against the scorching sun.

NiMet predicted morning thunderstorms in coastal parts of Lagos, Niger, Kwara, and Kebbi states, alongside the heat alert. By afternoon and evening hours, thunderstorms will be expected in the southern and north-central regions, including parts of Taraba, Kaduna, Zamfara, and Kebbi states, while other parts will experience partly cloudy conditions with sunshine intervals.

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NiMet cautioned about strong winds before thunderstorms, urging the public to take necessary precautions in vulnerable areas. The agency advised airlines to prioritize passenger safety by obtaining updated weather reports and forecasts for effective operational planning.

NiMet’s proactive alert reminds citizens to stay informed and safeguard themselves during heat stress and thunderstorms.

It emphasizes the importance of taking necessary measures to protect personal well-being and belongings during adverse weather conditions.

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