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WELCOME TO KENYA METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

The Kenya Meteorological Society (KMS) was registered in 1987, as a non-profit making professional/scientific society, in a bid to promote the understanding of meteorology and its applications, among other functions, in Kenya and beyond. During its short span of existence, the Society has undertaken its duties with dedication.

The Society is set to attain its goals by facilitating communication of important findings, which contribute towards the advancement of meteorological knowledge to Kenyans and the global community at large. In this regard it is the policy of the Society to encourage research in Meteorology and other related sciences; organize local and international Meteorological workshops, conferences, symposia; introduce public education; and, sensitize the public on the important aspects of Meteorology such as drought, desertification and climate change.

The KMS offices are situated inside the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) compound at the  Dagoretti Corner along Ngong Road, at the Institute for Meteorological Training and Research (IMTR) library and are open from 8.00 am to 5.00pm from Monday to Friday except on Public Holidays.

 

JOURNAL OF KENYA METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY (JKMS)

Journal of Meteorology and Related Sciences (ISSN 1995—9834)

Volume 4, December 2010 - ARTICLES

Journal of Meteorological and Related Sciences CONTENT

AMELIE Vincent J.  , Joseph M. ININDA and Raphael E. OKOOLA. Spatial and Temporal Rainfall characteristics Over Seychelles, J.Meteorol. Rel. Sci., 4, pp 3 –20, December 2010.

MUTUA Francis M. and Abdel A.F. ZAKI.Analyses of Annual Droughts in Kenya Using an Objective AnnualRainfall Drought Index, J.Meteorol. Rel. Sci., 4, pp 21 –33, December 2010.

AKINBOBOLA A. and J.Bayo. OMOTOSHO.Meteorological factors and measles occurrence in Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria, J.Meteorol. Rel. Sci., 4, pp 35 –47, December 2010.

ONGOMA Victor, Nzioka J. MUTHAMA and John K. NG’ANG’A.  Effects of Urbanization on Climate of Nairobi City,  J.Meteorol. Rel. Sci., 4, pp 49 –60, December 2010.

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MAM 2012 SEASONAL FORECAST

The March-April-May (MAM) seasonal forecast was released by the Kenya Meteorological Department. Kindly follow the link to download the forecast