Ghana Faces Dual Climate Threat of Floods and Drought

Ghana is grappling with the aftermath of catastrophic floods that occurred in late June 2026, while simultaneously preparing for potential droughts in the same rainy season due to an anticipated super El Niño.

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After the floods comes super El Niño and potential droughts

Ghana is facing a double-edged climate risk in 2026: counting the cost of catastrophic floods while bracing for possible drought within the same rainy season. Barely a month ago, Ghana was reeling from devastating floods. On June 28–29, 2026, a violent rainstorm triggered flash floods across Greater Accra and parts of southern Ghana. Neighbourhoods including […]

By Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen

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Ghana Faces Dual Climate Threat of Floods and Drought

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After the floods comes super El Niño and potential droughts

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