Thanks Mary. It should also be noted that the coast will be impacted mainly by strong winds and strong waves rather heavy rainfall. Heavy rainfall is mainly going to be experienced in the central highlands including Nairobi and its environs, southeast lowlands .

It's going to be quite wet in Nairobi & its environs. Brace yourself people

1/3. “ #ClimateChange is costing the world $16m (USD) per hour… #FossilFuel subsidies are being provided to the tune of $13m per minute…. It's not lack of money, its money going to the wrong places.” Harjeet Singh of Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative on sources of finance for the #LossAndDamage Fund.

Looking back at the month that just passed: Very likely the warmest April in observed history. Certainly in the Northern Hemisphere. 11th month running. #ClimateCrisis #ElNino

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Kenya Met Department 🇰🇪’s Dr. Joyce Kimutai delivered a presentation to TeamKenya athletes during the sustainability training workshop for the National Olympic Committee of Kenya @Athletics_Kenya, focusing on Climate & Air Pollution Risks to Sports. #2024Olympics 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️🌿
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Welcome to our first session of the day, Kenya Met Department 🇰🇪 Joyce Kimutai talks about climate/weather risks to athletes and sports. Join in on the conversation.
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Southern African drought primarily driven by El nino massive blow to food security health downtoearth.org.in/news/africa/so… #ElNino #Drought #Africa Grantham Imperial Dr. Joyce Kimutai Mariam Zachariah Down To Earth

Analysis: The lack of diversity in climate-science research | @ayeshatandon Joe Goodman w/comment from Prof. Dr. Dolors Armenteras @darmenteras.bsky.soc @kasukuwapwani Prof Lisa Schipper 🌎 ✊ Minal Pathak @prof_fsultana Hoang Vuong Marton Demeter Fernanda Adame #CBarchive

The severe drought in southern Africa this year was driven primarily by El Niño rather than human-caused climate change.

Given the devastating impacts of this year’s drought, drought preparedness in southern Africa is critical to avoid food shortages in future El Niño years.

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Yes, check out our latest study :worldweatherattribution.org/el-nino-key-dr…

As FFF Kenya, we express disappointment with Santiago Network's decision to deny Nairobi as #SNDL host,despite being deemed most suitable by #UNDRR and #UNOPS .
Urgency remains to address #LossAndDamage , which is mostly palpable, particularly in vulnerable global south countries

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Join Dr Dr Friederike Otto & Dr Dr. Joyce Kimutai to explore how attribution science can inform loss and damage connected to #ClimateChange 🌍

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📢 Webinar

Join Dr Dr Friederike Otto & Dr Dr. Joyce Kimutai to explore how attribution science can inform loss and damage connected to #ClimateChange 🌍

📅 25 March 11am

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🌎📈 426.10 ppm #CO2 in the atmosphere on Mar. 8 2024 📈 Up 5.36 from 420.74 ppm one year ago 📈🌎 NOAA Mauna Loa data: gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends/mo… 🌎 CO2.Earth Daily: co2.earth/daily-co2 🌎🙏 Pls. help make this global sustainability # visible 🙏

Our paper on the Equity Assessment of Global Mitigation Pathways in IPCC AR6 now published in Climate Policy. Scenarios project continued poverty for the global South further exacerbated by unequal mitigation burdens on developing countries. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Risk of deadly wildfires like the one in Valparaiso is increasing, despite a well-know cooling at the coast of Chile, due to land use and will get worse with future warming. New World Weather Attribution study - worldweatherattribution.org/despite-known-…

Analysis: Africa’s extreme weather has killed at least 15,000 people in 2023 | Daisy Dunne w/ comment from Izidine Pinto Dr. Joyce Kimutai

Read: bit.ly/40htBbS

I wish you a visa-free 2024, dear children of the colonized. And cheap flights

🌎📈 423.21 ppm #CO2 in the atmosphere on Dec. 16 2023 📈 Up 5.90 from 417.31 ppm one year ago 📈🌎 NOAA Mauna Loa data: gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends/mo… 🌎 CO2.Earth Daily: co2.earth/daily-co2 🌎🙏 Pls. help make this global sustainability # visible 🙏

What could exceeding 1.5 degrees mean for humanitarian operations? Had something to say