The weatherman said the heavy rainfall of more than 30mm in 24 hours, experienced in the Lake Victoria Basin, the Rift Valley, and the highlands west and east of the Rift Valley, including the Nairobi area, was expected to continue.
Eric Randere's story is unusual, given that while heavy rains and floods wreak havoc in many parts of the country, he has found a reason to celebrate.
IDPs are grateful for donations from the government and well-wishers, but say jobs would be more helpful to their quest to sustain themselves.
The assessment from the county also revealed that three villages in Kamukunji have reported diarrhoea cases.
Among the bridges slated for reconstruction are the Huruma-Gateway bridge, Ngumba Bridge, Ngomongo, Githathuru footbridge, Kiambui to City Carton, and Kiambiu to Jericho.
The risk of poor visibility and slippery roads demand extra care and attention particularly by drivers.
In an alert, the Kenya Meteorological Department (Met) said the rains will continue over the next seven days in various parts of the country.
The Nairobi County Government also ordered that all excavations along riparian land be suspended immediately.
Several buildings in the highly populated business hub have been affected, including the Red Sea on Twelfth Street.
According to the Kenya Meteorological Department, 43 out of 47 counties in the country were expected to receive heavy rainfall, from April 16 to April 22.
For years, Nairobi has grappled with flooding due to a poor and overwhelmed drainage system.
Seven days have passed since relentless floodwaters ravaged Kamukunji's Kitui Village, leaving a landscape of destruction and despair.
On Sunday night, heavy rains pounded Nairobi, resulting in the deaths of four people including a police officer.
Nairobi area Police Commander Adamson Bungei confirmed that the other victims including a bodaboda rider were swept by floods in Gigiri, Buruburu and Dagoretti areas.
Nairobi County government is unclogging sewer lines in Shah Macaan, Eastleigh, an exercise which started five days ago to rehabilitate the area damaged by flooding.
Following yesterday's warning from the Kenya Meteorological Department, Nairobi residents brace yourselves for a rainy weekend.