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Originally published by KBC County NewsJuly 25, 2026
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Meteorologists warn El Nino triggered rains could cause lakes backflow leading to displacements
Climate Scientists at the Kenya Meteorological Service Authority (KMSA) are urging county governments to put in place anticipatory action while considering the worst-case scenario. They say this is in order to save lives and property ahead of the anticipated El Niño-driven heavy..
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Kenya Meteorological Service Authority (KMSA) scientists have issued a stern warning about potential torrential rains triggered by El Niño during the October, November, and December short rains season.
- The El Niño rains, potentially enhanced by a positive Indian Ocean Dipole, could lead to flash floods and significant displacement.
- Key counties like Homabay, Kisumu, and Nakuru are at high risk of lake backflow impacting communities around Lake Victoria and Lake Naivasha.
- Disaster Risk Management and Anticipatory Action Expert Misiani Zachary advised county governments to prepare for worst-case scenarios affecting lives, property, infrastructure, and the education calendar.
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