The Kenya Meteorological Department on Saturday announced sunny intervals in various parts of the country in post-flood recovery.
In its advisory, Kenya Met stated that rain was expected to subside in most parts of the country to signify the start of an end to the prolonged rainfall recently witnessed.
While predicting the country's weather conditions for the weekend, the weatherman similarly warned of expected rainfall in five regions.
Among the regions tipped to receive rainfall included Western, the Rift Valley, Central Kenya and the Lake Victoria basin.
Kenyans residing in the above-mentioned regions were urged to be on the lookout for potential flooding that may lead to the destruction of property.
“Sunny intervals are expected across most parts of the country, with a significant reduction in rainfall likely across various regions,” Kenya Met announced.
"Occasional rainfall is also expected in multiple regions. Stay safe and prepared," the Meteorological Department urged Kenyans.
Meanwhile, In Nairobi, the weather was predicted to be sunny for most parts of the day with expected moderate rainfall.
Kenya Met's announcement comes a day after Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura noted that rain was expected to reduce in intensity in most parts of the country.
Mwaura in his announcement stated the government would immediately embark on the repair of infrastructure destroyed by floods.
The government spokesperson also noted schools destroyed by floods would be given priority during the repairs to help learners who are set to resume school next week.
Mwaura's remarks followed President William Ruto's directive on schools reopening where the Head of State announced schools would be reopening from May 13.
