Senegal: Dangerous Swell and Strong Winds Forecasted for the Grande Côte and Dakar

Author: senenews.comPublished on: May 10, 2026Country: Senegal

Environment & Climate

The ANACIM has issued a weather alert for the Grande Côte and Dakar, forecasting dangerous swell and strong winds starting May 12, 2026. A northwest swell with waves exceeding 2.50 meters is expected from 3 AM on the Grande Côte, reaching Dakar by the night of May 13. Authorities advise coastal populations and mariners to exercise caution due to risks associated with sea conditions.

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