Highlights

• During the period under review, there was reduction in rainfall across several parts of the country compared to the previous dekad.
• The Kakamega station reported the highest rainfall at 137.9 mm, followed by the Kericho Meteorological Stations, recording 128.7 mm (refer to Figures 3.1 and 3.3).
• There was a general decrease in mean air temperature across most areas in the country when compared to the preceding dekad (refer to Figures 3.2 and 3.4).
• Total pan evaporation readings indicated a slight decrease in most stations relative to the last dekad.
• In the next ten days, southern half of the country is expected to experience moderate to high rainfall. Alternatively, North-eastern and North western Kenya are expected to remain generally dry.