HEAVY RAINFALL FORECAST BULLETIN No: 20262410
October 24, 2026: Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all Counties (Fig. 1: Areas shaded in Green).
1.1 INTERPRETATIONS
October 24, 2026: Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all Counties (Fig. 1: Areas shaded in Green).
October 25, 2026: Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all Counties (Fig. 2: Areas shaded in Green).
October 26, 2026: Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all counties (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Green).
Light rainfall is expected across southeastern Liberia, affecting Grand Gedeh, Sinoe, and River Gee counties (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Yellow).
Moderate Rainfall is expected across southeastern Liberia, affecting River Gee County (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Orange).
1.2 CAUTION
The public is advised to exercise caution during rainfall, particularly when traveling on slippery roads and in areas prone to poor drainage and waterlogging. Avoid crossing flooded roads, bridges, streams, or fast-flowing water. Motorists should reduce speed, maintain a safe following distance, and remain alert to reduced visibility and hazardous road conditions. Farmers are encouraged to ensure proper field drainage and avoid moving farm equipment or livestock through waterlogged areas. Local authorities and disaster management teams should maintain close monitoring of vulnerable communities, particularly in southeastern Liberia, and be prepared to take appropriate response measures should rainfall intensify or localized flooding occur.
Follow the Liberia Meteorological Service (LMS) for updates.
October 25, 2026: Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all Counties (Fig. 2: Areas shaded in Green).
October 26, 2026: Very Light rainfall is expected across Liberia, affecting all counties (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Green).
Light rainfall is expected across southeastern Liberia, affecting Grand Gedeh, Sinoe, and River Gee counties (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Yellow).
Moderate Rainfall is expected across southeastern Liberia, affecting River Gee County (Fig. 3: Areas shaded in Orange).