HIGH IMPACT BASE FORECAST
Our Impact-Based Forecast delivers timely and actionable information on the weather, describing not only expected weather conditions but the likely impacts on people, livelihoods, infrastructure, and the environment across Liberia. The routine forecast combines meteorological data with risk and vulnerability information to determine who and what may be impacted by hazardous weather, including heavy rainfall, flooding, strong winds, thunderstorms, and extreme heat. It forecasts the hazard and includes practical safety advice and suggested actions to help communities, emergency responders, farmers, transport operators, businesses, and government agencies prepare for and mitigate potential impacts. The Impact-Based Forecast conveys weather information into risk-based guidance to help inform decision-making, strengthen early warning systems, improve disaster preparedness, and protect lives and property.
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Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all counties (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Green).
October 26, 2026: Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all counties (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Green).
October 23, 2026: Light rainfall is expected across parts of southern and eastern Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, River Gee…
Light rainfall is expected across parts of northwestern, central, and northern Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Montserrado,…
October 11, 2026: Light rainfall is expected across most parts of Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Montserrado, Margibi, Bon…
October 7, 2026: Light rainfall is expected across most parts of Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Bong, Montserrado, Margibi…