WEEKLY BIOMETEOROLOGICAL BULLETIN (22ND APRIL–28TH APRIL 2025)

Bulletin

Meteorological Advisory on Weather-Related Risks
Residents are encouraged to monitor the following weather conditions and their potential impacts:
1. Rainfall
- Forecast: Some areas are expected to receive more than 50 mm of rainfall during the week.
- Implications: Increased risk of flooding in low-lying areas and along riverbanks. Higher
likelihood of waterborne diseases due to contaminated water sources.
- Recommendation:
1. Use clean, boiled, or treated water for drinking and cooking.
2. Stay Informed: Keep up with updates from the Kenya Meteorological Department regarding
rainfall forecasts and advisories.
2. High Temperatures
Forecast: Anticipated temperatures may exceed 35°C in several counties.
Implications: High temperatures can lead to heat stress and dehydration.
Recommendations: Limit outdoor activities during peak heat hours (10 AM - 4 PM). Stay hydrated
by drinking plenty of water. Dress in light, breathable clothing and seek shade or air-conditioned
spaces when possible.
Please address all replies to the Director of Meteorological Services
3. Cold Weather Conditions
Forecast: Some areas may experience temperatures below 10°C.
Implications: Increased cases of respiratory diseases such as flu, pneumonia, and asthma
attacks. Children, the elderly, and individuals with chronic illnesses are at higher risk.
Recommendations: Dress warmly and limit exposure to cold, especially for vulnerable populations.
4. Strong Winds
Forecast: Winds exceeding 25 knots (12.9 m/s) are expected in specific regions.
Implications: High winds can lead to dust storms, reduced visibility, and potential property
damage.
Recommendations. Be aware of potential respiratory issues due to airborne particles.
Conclusion
Residents are encouraged to take proactive measures to safeguard themselves and their
communities against the anticipated weather conditions. For accurate and timely updates, this
advisory should be used in conjunction with the daily forecasts issued by the Kenya
Meteorological Department.
Stay Safe and Informed.