A high risk of rain and thunderstorms is forecast for several regions of Senegal between Monday night, August 3rd, and Tuesday, August 4th, 2026. The southern, southeastern, eastern, and parts of the south-central regions are most vulnerable, with 21 localities specifically identified as being at risk. These include cities like Kédougou, Ziguinchor, and Tambacounda. While some localized risks extend to areas such as Kaffrine and Kaolack, the northern and western coastal areas, including Dakar and Saint-Louis, are expected to remain dry. Authorities are advising residents in affected areas to prepare for potential disruptions due to the severe weather. The ANACIM and international forecasting services have converged on this prediction, highlighting a significant potential for heavy rainfall. The probability of rainfall in the central regions is considered low to moderate.