As the Harmattan season approaches, with its dry, dusty winds and cooler temperatures, it’s important to prepare for its unique challenges.
From health risks like dehydration and respiratory issues to safety concerns such as increased fire hazards, being proactive can make a significant difference.
PUNCH Online reports that in Nigeria, the harmattan season typically occurs between November and March.
The peak of harmattan is usually in December and January when the dry, dusty winds from the Sahara Desert are at their strongest, leading to cooler temperatures, low humidity, and poor air quality.
The season gradually tapers off by March, with temperatures rising again as the rainy season begins.
By following simple yet effective tips, you can stay healthy, comfortable, and safe throughout the season.
Here are 10 detailed tips to navigate the approaching harmattan season:
Stay Hydrated: The dry air during harmattan can easily lead to…