HEAVY RAINFALL FORECAST BULLETIN No: 20262010
Light rainfall is expected across central Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, extreme northern Bomi, Montserrado, central Margibi, Grand Bassa, Bong, Nimba, River Cess, western Grand Gedeh, Sinoe, and River Gee counties (Fig. 1: Areas in Yellow).
Moderate rainfall is expected across parts of western and central Liberia, affecting extreme western Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, central to northern Margibi, western Grand Bassa, and southern Bong counties (Fig. 1: Areas in Orange).
October 21, 2026: Light rainfall is expected across central Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, extreme northern Bomi, Montserrado, central Margibi, Grand Bassa, Bong, Nimba, River Cess, western Grand Gedeh, Sinoe, and River Gee counties (Fig. 1: Areas in Yellow).
Moderate rainfall is expected across parts of western and central Liberia, affecting extreme western Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, central to northern Margibi, western Grand Bassa, and southern Bong counties (Fig. 1: Areas in Orange).
October 22, 2026: Light rainfall is expected across western and eastern Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, extreme northwestern Montserrado, extreme western Bong, extreme northeastern River Cess, central to northern Sinoe, central to southern Grand Gedeh, Nimba, Grand Kru, Mary Land and River Gee counties (Fig. 2: Areas in Yellow).
Moderate rainfall is expected across parts of eastern Liberia, affecting parts of Sinoe, Grand Gedeh, River Gee, and Mary Land counties. (Fig.2: Areas in Orange).
Heavy rainfall is expected across eastern Liberia, affecting River Gee County (Fig. 2: Areas in Red).
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, Mary Land, and Grand Kru counties (Fig. 3: Areas in Yellow).
Moderate rainfall is expected across western Liberia, affecting parts of Gbarpolu and Grand Cape Mount counties (Fig. 3: Areas in Orange).
1.2 CAUTION
Flash flooding is possible due to expected moderate-to-heavy rainfall. Strong winds may accompany the rains. The public is advised not to drive through surface runoff, as it can have strong undercurrents. Other likely hazards include slippery road surfaces and reduced visibility during the rain, which can disrupt road traffic. Strong winds threaten weak structures, trees, and masts. Disconnect electrical appliances before, not during, the rains. Elsewhere (see places in Green), no hydrometeorological hazards are anticipated. The public is, however, advised to watch out for updates.
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October 22, 2026: Light rainfall is expected across western and eastern Liberia, affecting parts of Lofa, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount, extreme northwestern Montserrado, extreme western Bong, extreme northeastern River Cess, central to northern Sinoe, central to southern Grand Gedeh, Nimba, Grand Kru, Mary Land, and River Gee counties (Fig. 2: Areas in Yellow).
Moderate rainfall is expected across parts of eastern Liberia, affecting parts of Sinoe, Grand Gedeh, River Gee, and Mary Land counties. (Fig.2: Areas in Orange).
Heavy rainfall is expected across eastern Liberia, affecting River Gee County (Fig. 2: Areas in Red).
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, Mary Land, and Grand Kru counties (Fig. 3: Areas in Yellow).
Moderate rainfall is expected across western Liberia, affecting parts of Gbarpolu and Grand Cape Mount counties (Fig. 3: Areas in Orange).