University of Ghana GHAir Project Weather Conditions

Current Temperature Level

The current temperature in University of Ghana GHAir Project is 24°C, with a feels-like temperature of 26°C. Today's forecast shows a high of 26°C and a low of 23°C, giving a 3 degree swing through the day as of 08:30 PM 17 July 2026.

Here is a complete overview of University of Ghana GHAir Project's current weather conditions as of 08:30 PM 17 July 2026: Condition : Partly Cloudy Temperature : 24°C Pleasant (Feels like 26°C) Humidity : 89% Wind Speed : 14 km/h from SW (224 degrees), Gust 5.8 m/s UV Index : 0 (Low Air Pressure : 1014 mb Cloud Cover : 75% Visibility : 10 km Precipitation : 0 mm (61% chance of rain)

From 08:30 PM 17 July 2026, University of Ghana GHAir Project's 10-day forecast shows this trend: Today (Jul. 17) : Temp. 24°C, Hum. 82% and Partly Cloudy condition. Saturday (Jul. 18) : Temp. 25°C, Hum. 81% and Patchy rain nearby condition. Sunday (Jul. 19) : Temp. 25°C, Hum. 80% and Patchy rain nearby condition. Monday (Jul. 20) : Temp. 24°C, Hum. 79% and Partly Cloudy condition. Tuesday (Jul. 21) : Temp. 24°C, Hum. 77% and Partly Cloudy condition. Wednesday (Jul. 22) : Temp. 24°C, Hum. 80% and Partly Cloudy condition. Thursday (Jul. 23) : Temp. 25°C, Hum. 80% and Patchy rain nearby condition. Friday (Jul. 24) : Temp. 25°C, Hum. 79% and Patchy rain nearby condition. Saturday (Jul. 25) : Temp. 25°C, Hum. 82% and Heavy Rain condition. Sunday (Jul. 26) : Temp. 25°C, Hum. 82% and Rain Showers condition.

As of 08:30 PM 17 July 2026, there is a 14% chance of rainfall in University of Ghana GHAir Project later today around 2026-07-17 21:00. Current precipitation is 0 mm. Residents are advised to carry an umbrella before heading out.

July 2026 in University of Ghana GHAir Project is forecast to have 0 sunny days, 27 rainy days, 4 cloudy days, and 0 snowy days. Temperatures for the month range from lows around 22°C to highs of 28°C.

Weather directly impacts air quality in University of Ghana GHAir Project. Calm winds, high humidity, fog, and high pressure trap pollutants near the ground, worsening AQI. Strong winds, rainfall, and low pressure help disperse them. Rising temperatures and UV levels intensify ozone and smog formation, while poor visibility signals elevated particulate matter. Monitoring weather alongside AQI gives the clearest picture of outdoor safety.