AFRICAPAMOJA-UG WEATHER DESK WEST NILE WEATHER UPDATE: CLOUDY SKIES AND POSSIBLE SHOWERS EXPECTED IN ZOMBO

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Saturday, 24 October 2026 | West Nile Region, Uganda

By Ocaya Kennedy @AfricaPamoja-UG News Desk

ZOMBO DISTRICT — Residents of Zombo District and other parts of the West Nile Region are experiencing cloudy weather, with possible rain showers and isolated thunderstorms expected in some areas today.

Weather forecasts indicate that Paidha and surrounding communities may experience cloudy conditions during the morning, followed by possible rain showers around midday and into the evening. Residents should therefore remain prepared for changing weather conditions throughout the day.

 ZOMBO DISTRICT WEATHER OUTLOOK

Morning: Cloudy skies with relatively mild conditions.

Afternoon: Possibility of rain showers, with temperatures expected to remain warm.

Evening: Cloudy conditions with a chance of light rain.

Expected daytime temperature: Approximately 25–28°C.

Weather advisory: Carry an umbrella or raincoat when travelling outdoors.

WEST NILE REGIONAL OUTLOOK

Across West Nile, including Arua, Nebbi, Pakwach and neighbouring districts, weather conditions may vary, with cloudy skies, sunny intervals and occasional showers expected in some locations.

For Arua, the available forecast indicates light showers, with temperatures ranging from approximately 18°C to 29°C. Nebbi is also forecast to experience unstable weather, with a possibility of thunderstorms and light rainfall.

ADVISORY TO RESIDENTS

Residents are encouraged to:

Carry umbrellas or raincoats when travelling.

Exercise caution on slippery roads during rainfall.

Farmers should monitor local weather conditions when planning outdoor activities.

Motorists and motorcycle riders should reduce speed and maintain safe distances during wet conditions.

People planning outdoor activities should remain alert to possible changes in the weather, particularly during the afternoon and evening.

AfricaPamoja-UG — Keeping West Nile Informed.

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