NiMet warns of rising heat discomfort across Nigeria in November
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However, coastal communities are expected to continue experiencing some rainfall, even as other parts of the country gradually move into the dry season.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has warned that Nigerians may experience increased heat discomfort in November as temperatures rise and rainfall decreases across most parts of the country.
In its November 2026 Weather Outlook, the agency said maximum temperatures could reach 37.7°C, while minimum temperatures are expected to range between 14.6°C and 25.8°C.
NiMet explained that the combination of high temperatures and humidity could make the weather particularly uncomfortable in parts of the North-Central and Southern regions.
However, coastal communities are expected to continue experiencing some rainfall, even as other parts of the country gradually move into the dry season.