Kenya is bracing for a largely dry September with below-average rainfall and warmer temperatures predicted across the country, according to the Kenya Meteorological Service.

• Several food-producing counties are expected to receive less rain than usual.
• The Meteorological Service warns of potential shortages in food, water, and pasture, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions.
• Higher-than-normal temperatures are forecast nationwide, with some northern and northeastern counties potentially experiencing highs up to 39°C.