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The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted dust haze across the country from Thursday to Saturday, December 28, 2024.

NiMet made this known via its weather outlook released on Wednesday, December 25, 2024.

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The agency forecast slight dust haze in good visibility in the northern region on Thursday.

According to NiMet, the North Central states are expected to experience slight dust haze in good visibility throughout the forecast period.

It anticipated moderate dust haze with a visibility range of 2km to 5km throughout the forecast period in the southern parts of the country.

The agency predicted early morning fog or mist in the coastal areas.

NiMet stated: “For Thursday, slight dust haze is expected throughout the forecast period in the northern region.

“The North Central region should be in slight dust haze throughout the forecast period.

“In the South, moderate dust haze with visibility range of 2km to 5km is expected throughout the forecast period.”

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The agency predicted moderate dust haze in the northern region on Friday with a visibility range of 2km to 5km throughout the forecast period.

According to NiMet, the North Central should be in moderate dust haze with a visibility range of 2km to 5km during the forecast period.

It forecast early morning fog or mist in the coastal areas of the country while slight dust haze in patches of clouds is expected in the region in the afternoon and evening.

The agency added: “Dust particles are in suspension, public should take necessary precautions.

“People with asthmatic health conditions and other respiratory issues should be cautious of the present weather condition.

“Adhere to safety advisories issued by relevant authorities.”

NiMet also enjoined airline operators to get airport-specific weather reports (flight documentation) from the agency for effective planning in their operations.

“Residents are advised to stay informed through weather updates from NiMet,” it added.

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