Weekly Forecast

At ICPAC we use the Weather Research and Forecasting Model (WRF) to produce our forecasts in a resolution of 10 x 10 Km. Our weekly forecasts are very popular and help stakeholders prepare for extreme weather, and mitigate risks associated with floods, drought or heavy rainfall.

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29 April - 06 May 2025

Rainfall

Temperature

Rainfall forecast (anomalies)

Rainfall anomalies

  • More than usual rainfall expected over most parts of South Sudan, western Ethiopia, eastern Kenya, central to southern Somalia, northern and southern Tanzania.  
  • Less than usual rainfall expected over parts of western Kenya, central Uganda, northern Somalia, and south-eastern Ethiopia. 
Temperature forecast (Anomalies)

Temperature anomalies

  • Warmer than usual temperatures expected over most parts of the Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, western South Sudan and central to southern parts of Sudan.  
  • Cooler than usual temperatures expected over parts of northern Sudan, and eastern South Sudan. 
Heavy rainfall
  • Rainfall exceeding the 90th percentile (the highest 10% on record)expected over parts of southern Tanzania, southern and eastern Kenya, southern Somalia, and southern Ethiopia. 
Floods update
  • There is a likelihood of isolated flash flood over the flood prone areas in southern Kenya, southern Tanzania, south-western Somalia and western Ethiopia.
Temperature forecast

Mean temperatures

  • High temperatures (> 32℃) expected in parts of southern Sudan.
  • Moderate to high temperatures (20-32℃) expected over most parts Sudan, South Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania. 
  • Mild temperature conditions (less than 20℃) expected over most parts of Burundi, Rwanda, central to western Kenya, and central Ethiopia.  
Heat Stress

Heat Stress

  • Elevated heat stress levels expected in parts of southern regions of Sudan and northern regions of South Sudan.  
Rainfall forecast

Total rainfall

  • Heavy rainfall (> 200mm) expected in parts of southern Tanzania. 
  • Moderate rainfall (50-200mm) expected in most parts of South Sudan, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, southern and north-eastern Tanzania, southern and eastern Kenya, central to southern Somalia, and central to western Ethiopia.   
  • Light rainfall (less than 50 mm) expected over parts of central Tanzania, central to north-western Kenya, eastern Ethiopia, north-western Somalia, and parts of southern Sudan.

Weekly Forecasts

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Temperature forecast
Temperature forecast

Mean temperatures

  • High temperatures (> 32℃) expected over parts of Sudan and Afar region in Ethiopia. 
  • Moderate to high temperatures (20-32℃) expected over most parts Sudan, South Sudan, Eritrea, northern, western and eastern Ethiopia, Djibouti, …
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Rainfall forecast
Rainfall forecast

Total rainfall

  • Moderate rainfall (50-200mm) expected in most parts of Rwanda, Burundi, northwestern and southern Tanzania, western Uganda, coastal, northeastern and western Kenya, parts of western Ethiopia, northern South Sudan and southern Sudan.  
  • Light rainfall …
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Rainfall forecast
Rainfall forecast
  • Light to moderate rainfall expected over central to southern regions of Somalia.
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Rainfall forecast (anomalies)
Rainfall forecast (anomalies)

Rainfall anomalies

  • More than usual rainfall expected over most parts of Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, eastern Kenya, northern South Sudan and southern Sudan.  
  • Less than usual rainfall expected over parts of central to southern South Sudan, …
22 - 29 April 2025 Read More
Heat Stress
Heat Stress

Heat Stress

  • Elevated heat stress levels expected in most parts of South Sudan, Sudan, eastern Kenya, eastern Tanzania, central to southern Somalia, and coastal regions of Eritrea.  
22 - 29 April 2025 Read More
Floods update
Floods update
  • The expected heavy rainfall over parts of north-eastern Kenya and some regions in southern and northern Tanzania could trigger isolated flooding. Communities in low-lying areas should stay cautious.
22 - 29 April 2025 Read More