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    Cyclone Kenneth Will Not Hit Mombasa, Parts of Kenya to Experience Enhanced Rainfall

    David IndejeBy David Indeje2019-04-25No Comments2 Mins Read
    yclone Kenneth Will Not Hit Mombasa
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    The Kenya Meteorological Department has said the country has been spared from being hit by cyclone Kenneth. However, parts of Kenya will experience enhanced rainfall as a result.

    “…but the cyclone will not hit Mombasa,” said the Department on Twitter in response to Harun Mwadena Muyesi who had inquired.

    However we may experience the effects of the cyclone in the form of enhanced rainfall over parts of Isiolo, Western Kenya , Samburu and including Nairobi. Stay with us for updates as the cyclone evolves.

    — Kenya Met Department 🇰🇪 (@MeteoKenya) April 25, 2019

    On Thursday, the met department had also said that “It is false that cyclone Kenneth will hit the Kenyan Coast. By the laws of physics, cyclones cannot come this close to the equator. Landfall will be northern Mozambique as shown in the satellite image.”

    According to Reuters, three people have fallen victims of the Cyclone Kenneth as it swept towards flood-battered Mozambique and southern Tanzania.

    Kenneth may bring winds of up to 200 kph and torrential rain to Mozambique, Tanzania and Comoros, the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction said on Twitter on Thursday.

    In Kenya, the current rain being witnessed is projected to end in May. “The seasonal rains being experienced in most parts of the country are likely to end in the 2nd and 3rd week of May. However, the western and Coastal strip is expected to receive rainfall extending in the month of June,” said Stella Aura, Director of Kenya Meteorological Department.

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