Met Department Issues New Weather Forecast

Kenya is expected to experience diverse weather conditions over the next five days, according to a forecast issued by the Kenya Meteorological Department covering all 47 counties from Friday, October 30, to Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

The five-day outlook highlights the anticipated weather patterns across various regions, allowing residents to prepare for changing conditions as the country approaches November.

Turkana County is projected to experience some of the highest temperatures during the period, with daytime temperatures expected to rise to 37°C. The intense heat could make afternoons particularly uncomfortable for residents.

People living in the county have been advised to take necessary precautions against excessive heat by staying hydrated, drinking plenty of water and avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during the hottest hours.

The advisory covers all 47 counties, providing useful information to help Kenyans understand the weather conditions expected in their respective regions.

The forecast is particularly important for farmers, travellers, business operators and households whose daily activities could be influenced by rainfall, high temperatures and other weather-related changes.

Kenyans are encouraged to regularly monitor official updates from the Meteorological Department throughout the five-day period, as changing weather patterns could prompt additional advisories.

The latest outlook comes as the country prepares to usher in November, a month during which weather conditions may differ considerably from one region to another.

Residents are therefore advised to pay attention to forecasts issued for their specific counties instead of depending on weather reports from other parts of the country.

The department’s five-day forecast provides an opportunity for households and businesses to make early preparations, especially in areas expected to experience elevated temperatures.

Meanwhile, residents seeking information about rainfall patterns, strong winds and other regional weather developments are encouraged to consult the department’s complete bulletin for more detailed guidance before making weather-dependent plans.

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