Areas that have already seen significant rainfall, including Nairobi, Kiambu, and Mombasa, should prepare for more showers, with some regions likely to experience heavy downpours.
The weather patterns are being influenced by a combination of atmospheric conditions, including a depression over the Indian Ocean and a strong moisture surge from the tropical regions.
These factors are contributing to widespread rainfall in various parts of Kenya, especially during the afternoon and evening hours.
The Met Department has advised residents in flood-prone areas to remain cautious as the likelihood of localized flooding increases.
The continued rainfall is also expected to have an impact on daily activities, especially in urban areas where traffic disruptions are common during heavy downpours.
Farmers, too, are being urged to manage their crops carefully, as the excess rain could lead to soil erosion and crop damage.
While the wet weather is a blessing for many agricultural sectors, it has also posed challenges for communities trying to rebuild from the previous season's rains.
The government, alongside local authorities, has been urged to continue monitoring water levels in rivers and dams to ensure that no significant flooding or infrastructure damage occurs.