Floods

The Kenya Meteorological Department has warned residents in various parts of the country to prepare for moderate to heavy rainfall from today, March 27, to Tuesday, March 31. Heavy rains are expected in Central Kenya, Western regions, Lake Victoria Basin, Rift Valley, and Northeastern Kenya, accompanied by thunderstorms and potential flooding.

March 23, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Heavy rains in Nairobi last week triggered a fierce quarrel between a wife and her husband. The mother of four blamed her husband for delaying the construction of a stone house in their rural village to avoid flood risks. She stated, “I don't want to die, me and my children. Let's go back to the rural area.”

Fifteen people have died in a road accident at Malaha junction along the Webuye-Kitale highway in Bungoma County. The crash occurred on Monday night when a lorry lost control and collided with several vehicles and motorcycles. This tragedy adds to national sorrow as flood-related deaths reach 49.

March 11, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

An intense storm hit southern Tucumán, causing massive floods, road closures, and family evacuations. Authorities activated assistance operations amid up to 170 millimeters of accumulated precipitation. The situation remains under alert, with classes suspended across the province.

The Kenya Meteorological Department predicts higher-than-normal rainfall across Nairobi and 11 other regions from February 25 to March 3, 2026, with moderate to heavy rains peaking in Nairobi February 25-28. Residents should prepare for flooding, poor visibility, and lightning.

February 24, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Acting President Geraldo Alckmin announced the anticipation of Bolsa Família and BPC benefits for families affected by rains in Minas Gerais' zona da mata region. The government will also transfer R$ 800 per displaced person to municipalities for purchasing supplies. The action addresses floods that have left more than 20 dead and thousands displaced in about eight municipalities.