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There are some notable warning signs around the developing El Niño, which is expected to strengthen between October and December 2026. According to NOAA: — More than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño — 69% chance it could be stronger than any El Niño recorded since 1950...

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Research Consultant1 ay önce

Sakaja will need Noah's Ark this time and not those small boats

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naughton-mras1 ay önce

They aren't ready nor preparing but immediately it will rain, they will take emergency funds, embezzle then expected donation from west.

Sir. Kavoi profil fotoğrafı
Sir. Kavoi1 ay önce

Companies should start preparing to work from home. It's gonna be messy. Roads will be impassible.

Mwangi mkenya profil fotoğrafı
Mwangi mkenya1 ay önce

Things we should do👇🏾 Monitor forecasts. Clear drains & reinforce flood-prone areas. Secure insurance, cash buffers and adjust crop plans now — before the Oct–Dec peak.

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Carestone Musembi1 ay önce

Is this valid for Kenya?

Moe profil fotoğrafı
Moe1 ay önce

Yes, it is fully valid for Kenya. In fact, East Africa and Kenya in particular is one of the primary regions globally where an intense El Niño has a direct, severe impact.

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MissMaluki1 ay önce

@carehsam @grok explain the severe impact on kenya and how the government is dealing with it

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Grok1 ay önce

El Niño is strengthening and set to bring heavy Oct-Dec short rains across Kenya, with high risk of flooding, landslides, displacement and damage especially in coastal, Lake Basin, eastern pastoral and urban areas like Nairobi. Effects could resemble 2023 (over 100k displaced). Government formed a Cabinet committee under DP Kindiki, mapped 18 high-risk counties via NDOC, and activated a contingency plan for drainage clearance, evacuations, road/bridge reinforcement, pre-positioned supplies and public alerts.

Kihato Eric. profil fotoğrafı
Kihato Eric.1 ay önce

For a loñg time , weather experts have been giving hongwash weather prediction , I hope they're also wrong on this one ,

Kamuchuthi profil fotoğrafı
Kamuchuthi1 ay önce

This is pacific, our rains, from the little knowledge I have in geography, emanate from the Indian ocean. Is the Indian ocean also warm??

🧊Monteverdi ®🌹 profil fotoğrafı
🧊Monteverdi ®🌹1 ay önce

Last time it happened the world lost 4% of it's total population

Bett profil fotoğrafı
Bett1 ay önce

His time stamp is Wednesday 12th. The reports are dated 13th

Ken Otieno profil fotoğrafı
Ken Otieno1 ay önce

Haha ,Kenya are ready to blame Ruto on what elnino will destroy 😂

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MARTIN ODONGO 1 ay önce

@grok is this likely to affect Kenya?

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Demide⁷ 🫧🛸1 ay önce

Gachagua got intel😅😅😅🎉

KING JOE 👑 profil fotoğrafı
KING JOE 👑1 ay önce

Well packed information..that's so much

Brian Shifoko profil fotoğrafı
Brian Shifoko1 ay önce

preparation matters more than the forecast itself. Farmers, county drainage teams, transport operators and households all have a few months to plan before the October–December period.

Luqman Ngala profil fotoğrafı
Luqman Ngala1 ay önce

Nairobi isn't prepared for this, even drainage system is still the same. Kenya isn't prepared,they are waiting for people to die of floods.

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HUMBLE MAN1 ay önce

In Kenya??

Moe profil fotoğrafı
Moe1 ay önce

Yes, it is fully valid for Kenya. In fact, East Africa and Kenya in particular is one of the primary regions globally where an intense El Niño has a direct, severe impact.

T Waigwa 🐐 profil fotoğrafı
T Waigwa 🐐1 ay önce

Yeah... Engineered

Obanjo profil fotoğrafı
Obanjo1 ay önce

Hii nairobi tutatii

J.M profil fotoğrafı
J.M1 ay önce

Okay

mega_dup profil fotoğrafı
mega_dup1 ay önce

Sakaja said Nairobi is a swamp so they is nothing he can do about it.

Sir Steve🇰🇪 𝕏 profil fotoğrafı
Sir Steve🇰🇪 𝕏1 ay önce

I don’t know if Kenya is ready for this with our pathetic Potholes and drainage.

njihia mwaura profil fotoğrafı
njihia mwaura1 ay önce

Lord have mercy 🙏🏾

Ben benarres profil fotoğrafı
Ben benarres1 ay önce

The 69% chance of exceeding any event since 1950 means this could outpace the severe 1982-83 and 1997-98 cycles ,,,Combined with human-driven climate change, this event makes it virtually certain that 2026 will rank among the hottest years on record, with temperatures likely surging even higher into 2027

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Ole Kajiado Olee 🔴⚫1 ay önce

I can't wait for it. Let it come.

Mwangi Maina profil fotoğrafı
Mwangi Maina1 ay önce

This was the perfect time to have had dams constructed. The Arror and Kimwarers would be filled to the brim. But since the politicians we have are totally useless, we are just going to have flooded, impassable roads, deaths and destroyed infrastructure.

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