Ghanaians don’t joke about Harmattan. Harmattan is that time of the year between November and March in Ghana, Nigeria and other West African countries. This season comes with dry skin, cracked lips and a hazy sky. We recommend you use Shea Butter to battle dry skin and cracked lips. Now to set the mood for Harmattan, here are 10 tweets you will love. Take it as our Harmattan joke.

Sleeping in the Cold Harmattan Air

You didn't get married this year? Don't worry I didn't too. We will all sleep alone in this Harmattan and try again in 2020 😑😑

— Ardeh♠️ (@pherlicks) December 30, 2019

Dry Your Clothes in 30mins

going out by 10am , washed the cloth by 9:15am , all dried up by 9:48am.. At least this harmattan has some usefulness 😂😂

— FosA (@realolaoluwa_) December 30, 2019

The Love-Hate Relationship

I have a love hate relationship with this harmattan

— Premium Princess✨ (@kirunobi) December 30, 2019

Hard Truth

https://twitter.com/thepamilerinPA/status/1211591295468130304

Really?

https://twitter.com/ND_Pete/status/1211589280528814082

Harmattan in 4 Pictures

Four pics
One word#Harmattan pic.twitter.com/JMYxAQw8Xq

— Kajero Babatunde (@babtunsk) December 30, 2019

Has it Started Yet?

When is the harmattan starting?

— Cecy (@Cecilia_dw) December 30, 2019

Black Crack?

https://twitter.com/OmoAkpeke/status/1211585095972339712

New Fashion

If you like wearing skimpy cloths (female) or muscle showing short sleeve tops (male), this harmattan will humble you 😂

— Ifeoluwa Falola CV/SOP PLUG (@ifeoluwa_falola) December 30, 2019

The Real Symptoms of Harmattan

Harmattan is the period when the throat gets sore, sneezing is frequent, sometimes the eyes become watery or reddish, frequent headaches, then cold and over time, cough🤦🏽‍♀️

All these symptoms for just one season!🙆🏽‍♀️

Stay happy and sè jeje✌🏽#Afronation2019 #NairaMarley

— Direct Care Health (@get_directcare) December 30, 2019