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The Kenya Meteorological Department weather outlook indicates a peak in the long rains in April this year. This comes as the weatherman points out possible impacts such as flush floods especially in the low-lying areas, lightning strikes and an increased inflow into hydropower reservoirs expected to boost hydropower generation in the country.
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Meteorological Department: Heavy rainfall expected in April.
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