Kenyans have been advised to stay informed to minimise potential impacts on health, agriculture, and water resources.

Alongside the rainfall, Kenya Met also issued a temperature advisory, warning of cooler temperatures in several regions.

According to the weatherman, rainfall will occur sporadically throughout the day, with downpours expected in the morning, afternoon, or evening.

Nighttime temperatures in some areas are expected to dip below 10°C, particularly in the Central Highlands and Central Rift Valley.

Gikungu emphasised the need for vigilance as weather conditions shift and temperatures vary significantly across the country.

From August 10 to August 14, heavy rainfall is anticipated in the capital, with thunderstorms likely in several counties.

Climate models predict a transition to La Niña conditions during the second half of 2024, which could result in below-average rainfall.

According to the report, 62 primary schools were submerged by the floods, putting around 15,000 students at risk of missing school.

In contrast, daytime temperatures at the coast, North Eastern, and North Western Kenya are expected to exceed 30 degrees Celsius.

Significant rainfall is expected over the highlands west of the Rift Valley, the Lake Victoria Basin, the Rift Valley, and Northwestern Kenya.

Some of the most affected counties over the last 24 hours are Tana River, Garissa, and Lamu as a result of the Tana Delta flooding due to heavy rains.

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the MCA urged swift action from relevant authorities to implement the proposed measures and provide much-needed relief to flood victims.

Regular updates will be provided to keep the public informed on the progress and readiness of schools for the new term.

Forecasted rains are expected to worsen the situation, with more than 1.2 million individuals at risk of cholera.

In the last few months of 2023, the rainy season was much wetter than normal, bringing severe flooding to Kenya, Somalia, and Tanzania.

The peak of the rainfall will be felt in April for most regions except over the coastal region where it shall peak in May.