Kenya Meteorological Department
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About Kenya Meteorological Department
⛈️ Welcome to Kenya Meteorological Department's WhatsApp Channel. We're excited to introduce you to Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD). The mandate of the KMD is to provide timely Early Warning Weather & Climate Information for Safety of life, Protection of property and Conservation of the Natural environment. This mandate is anchored on Executive Orders on the structure and organization of the Government of Kenya and the World Meteorological Organization Convention. The Convention also recognizes the National Meteorological & Hydrological Services (NMHSs) to be the single and authoritative voice and source on matters of severe weather and extreme climate events among WMO’s member states. Our Vision: To Facilitate Accessible Meteorological Information and Services & Infusion of Scientific Knowledge. Website: meteo.go.ke X: @MeteoKenya Facebook: bit.ly/2kjfilD
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🌍🇰🇪 Protecting Kenya from Climate Change Extreme weather events like floods and droughts are increasing across Kenya due to climate change. But action is underway! Through the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative, Kenya commits to ensuring that every person receives life-saving alerts by 2027. This commitment is critical — our national temperatures have already risen by 1°C since 1960, and projections show a possible 2.5°C rise by 2050 if we don’t act now. ⏳ The time for action is now. Let’s work together to build a safer, climate-resilient Kenya. ✅ Stay informed: 📲 Track rainfall & storms: https://tinyurl.com/FASTAweather 🔗 Join our WhatsApp Alerts Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaKL444FMqreWDdAch2n 🌐 Visit us online: https://www.meteo.go.ke
📍EW4ALL Kenya Launch – 21st May 2025, Nairobi Today, the Director of the Kenya Meteorological Department, Dr. David Gikungu, joined key leaders including the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change & Forestry, Principal Secretaries, Ambassadors, and development partners at the official launch of the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative in Nairobi. 🌧️ Kenya Meteorological Department will lead Pillar 2: Watch and Predict, under the guidance of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) — focusing on hazard monitoring, forecasting & timely alerts. 🎙️ Dr. Gikungu emphasized the critical role of early warnings in saving lives and protecting livelihoods, especially with increasing climate risks. 🇰🇪 Kenya joins 19 other countries globally in committing to universal early warning coverage by 2027. 🔗 Learn more: https://wmo.int/activities/early-warnings-all/wmo-and-early-warnings-all-initiative #EW4ALLKe #WeatherReady #ClimateAction #KenyaWeather #DisasterRiskReduction #ResilientKenya
🌍 Proud to be a key partner with the United Nations on the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative! This global effort, launched by the UN Secretary-General, aims to ensure everyone, everywhere is protected from escalating climate disasters through robust early warning systems. 🇰🇪 Kenya is one of 20 countries worldwide taking the lead. Together, we’re building a safer, more climate-resilient future. Through #EW4ALLKe, Kenya is committed to making sure every person receives timely, life-saving alerts by 2027. 🌡️ Since 1960, Kenya’s temperatures have increased by 1°C and could rise by 2.5°C by 2050. As floods, droughts, and other extreme events become more frequent, early warnings are not a luxury — they’re a lifeline. ✅ Stay informed & prepared: 📲 Track rainfall & storms: https://tinyurl.com/FASTAweather 🔗 Join our WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaKL444FMqreWDdAch2n 🌐 Visit: https://www.meteo.go.ke 📍 Kenya Meteorological Department Dagoretti Corner, Ngong Road 📬 P.O. Box 30259-00100, Nairobi, Kenya 📞 +254 20 3867880-5 | +254 724 255154 ✉️ [email protected] 🤝 Working together with key partners: ✅ @Kenya Meteorological Department ✅ @World Meteorological Organization ✅ @UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction - Africa ✅ @UNDRR ✅ @State Department for Environment and Climate Change ✅ @Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry ✅ @Kenya Red Cross ✅ @Communications Authority of Kenya ✅ @UK in Kenya ✅ @International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies ✅ National Disaster Operations Centre – NDOC #EW4ALLKe #EarlyWarningsForAll #ClimateAction #KenyaWeather #DisasterRiskReduction #WeatherReady #ClimateResilience #StaySafe
🌍 Kenya Meteorological Department joins the global movement for early warning for all! We are proud to be a key player in the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative, led by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). This global effort is about making sure everyone, everywhere is protected from climate-related hazards — with timely, accurate, and accessible warnings. 📚 Learn more about how this initiative is strengthening Kenya’s ability to forecast, communicate, and respond to extreme weather events: 👉 https://wmo.int/activities/early-warnings-all/wmo-and-early-warnings-all-initiative 🤝 In partnership with: World Meteorological Organization UNDRR UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction – Africa State Department for Environment and Climate Change Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry Kenya Red Cross Communications Authority of Kenya UK in Kenya International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies National Disaster Operations Centre (NDOC) #EW4ALL #EW4ALLKe #WeatherReady
📍EW4ALL Kenya Launch – 21st May 2025, Nairobi Today, the Director of the Kenya Meteorological Department, Dr. David Gikungu, joined key leaders including the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change & Forestry, Principal Secretaries, Ambassadors, and development partners at the official launch of the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative in Nairobi. 🌧️ Kenya Meteorological Department will lead Pillar 2: Watch and Predict, under the guidance of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) — focusing on hazard monitoring, forecasting & timely alerts. 🎙️ Dr. Gikungu emphasized the critical role of early warnings in saving lives and protecting livelihoods, especially with increasing climate risks. 🇰🇪 Kenya joins 19 other countries globally in committing to universal early warning coverage by 2027. 🔗 Learn more: https://wmo.int/activities/early-warnings-all/wmo-and-early-warnings-all-initiative #EW4ALLKe #WeatherReady #ClimateAction #KenyaWeather #DisasterRiskReduction #ResilientKenya
📍EW4ALL Kenya Launch – 21st May 2025, Nairobi Today, the Director of the Kenya Meteorological Department, Dr. David Gikungu, joined key leaders including the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change & Forestry, Principal Secretaries, Ambassadors, and development partners at the official launch of the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative in Nairobi. 🌧️ Kenya Meteorological Department will lead Pillar 2: Watch and Predict, under the guidance of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) — focusing on hazard monitoring, forecasting & timely alerts. 🎙️ Dr. Gikungu emphasized the critical role of early warnings in saving lives and protecting livelihoods, especially with increasing climate risks. 🇰🇪 Kenya joins 19 other countries globally in committing to universal early warning coverage by 2027. 🔗 Learn more: https://wmo.int/activities/early-warnings-all/wmo-and-early-warnings-all-initiative #EW4ALLKe #WeatherReady #ClimateAction #KenyaWeather #DisasterRiskReduction #ResilientKenya
🌍 Proud to be a key partner with the United Nations on the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative! This global effort, launched by the UN Secretary-General, aims to ensure everyone, everywhere is protected from escalating climate disasters through robust early warning systems. 🇰🇪 Kenya is one of 20 countries worldwide taking the lead. Together, we’re building a safer, more climate-resilient future. Through #EW4ALLKe, Kenya is committed to making sure every person receives timely, life-saving alerts by 2027. 🌡️ Since 1960, Kenya’s temperatures have increased by 1°C and could rise by 2.5°C by 2050. As floods, droughts, and other extreme events become more frequent, early warnings are not a luxury — they’re a lifeline. ✅ Stay informed & prepared: 📲 Track rainfall & storms: https://tinyurl.com/FASTAweather 🔗 Join our WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaKL444FMqreWDdAch2n 🌐 Visit: https://www.meteo.go.ke
