The Meteo Rwanda warns of potential landslides and flooding

The Meteo Rwanda warns of potential landslides and flooding

May 5, 2025 - 10:00
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With heavy rain predicted from Sunday, May 4-6, the Rwanda Meteorological Agency has issued a weather notice, warning of landslides and flooding on high slopes without erosion control measures.


The weather agency also warned of thunderstorms.

In their statement released on May 4, Meteo Rwanda has indicated that rainfall will range from 20 between 50 millimetres per day.

The heaviest downpours are expected in the City of Kigali, Northern and Western provinces, and some parts of Southern and Eastern provinces.

Districts identified as most at risk are Muhanga, Nyaruguru, Nyamagabe, Huye, Rwamagana, Ngoma, and Kirehe.

The public, especially residents in high-risk zones, was advised to take precautionary measures to minimize the impact of the adverse weather events.

The alert follows a ten-day forecast, valid from May 1 to 10, which had already indicated a likelihood of enhanced rainfall between May 5 and 10.

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The Meteo Rwanda warns of potential landslides and flooding

May 5, 2025 - 10:00
 0
The Meteo Rwanda warns of potential landslides and flooding

With heavy rain predicted from Sunday, May 4-6, the Rwanda Meteorological Agency has issued a weather notice, warning of landslides and flooding on high slopes without erosion control measures.


The weather agency also warned of thunderstorms.

In their statement released on May 4, Meteo Rwanda has indicated that rainfall will range from 20 between 50 millimetres per day.

The heaviest downpours are expected in the City of Kigali, Northern and Western provinces, and some parts of Southern and Eastern provinces.

Districts identified as most at risk are Muhanga, Nyaruguru, Nyamagabe, Huye, Rwamagana, Ngoma, and Kirehe.

The public, especially residents in high-risk zones, was advised to take precautionary measures to minimize the impact of the adverse weather events.

The alert follows a ten-day forecast, valid from May 1 to 10, which had already indicated a likelihood of enhanced rainfall between May 5 and 10.

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