Relief in sight as heavy rains set to ease by mid-May, Says Kenya Met
While the first week of May is likely to remain wet, with heavy rainfall continuing in several regions, conditions are expected to improve as the month progresses. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Kenyans can anticipate a reduction in heavy rainfall by mid-May, according to the Kenya Meteorological Department. The long rains season is expected to significantly ease in the latter half of the month, providing much-needed respite after weeks of downpours.
- The Kenya Meteorological Department forecasts drier-than-average conditions from the second half of May.
- Despite the easing, the first week of May still poses risks of flooding and disruptions.
- The end of the long rains will usher in a cool and dry season, with potential temperature drops in the Highlands.
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