The Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a bulletin to sailors in the Indian Ocean for the passage of strong winds over the eastern part of the country with large sea waves and rains that are expected to continue to fall in most of Kenya.
The weather service warned that strong winds of over 30 knots could pose a danger to fishermen venturing into the waters, as they can lead to the overturning of the small boats that make up most of the boats on the coast.
Those who are used to going offshore in the ocean should stay on shore these days," said Deputy Director of Meteorological Services Samwel Mwangi to the press, "because the waves, which could reach up to three meters in height, could easily overturn the small boats used by most fishermen.
According to the weather forecast for the next seven days, covering this week until the end of June 17, major cloudy disturbances will be stationary on the central highlands, with concentration in the area of the capital Nairobi, with heavy rainfall expected in the Lake Victoria basin, along the highlands of the Rift Valley and the north-western part of the country. On the coast the winds will bring not only rain but also hours of sunshine, with the rapid passage of cloudy thickenings.
Over the past week, very heavy rainfall of over 50 mm has been recorded in parts of the north-west, in the highlands to the west of the Rift Valley and in the central highlands, with daytime temperatures falling in most parts of the country.

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