dry weather

Kenya is expected to experience a largely dry August with warmer than normal temperatures, while the Central Highlands continue to face the annual cold season. The Kenya Meteorological Department has projected these conditions, advising Kenyans to prepare for increased sunshine across most regions.

Metro Detroit will experience sunshine and high temperatures of 90°F on Friday, followed by rain showers starting Friday night through Sunday. Weekend forecasts include cloudy skies, rain chances, and potential rainfall exceeding an inch in some areas, with dry and sunny conditions returning by early next week.

Firefighters in Spain and France are battling severe wildfires, some of the worst in western Europe, with more hot and dry weather expected.

The weekend will feature dry weather as heat builds, leading to triple-digit temperatures returning during the upcoming work week. Meteorologist Hannah Gard provided the forecast.

The hosepipe ban has been implemented to address high water demand during heatwaves and dry weather. It aims to conserve water resources amid extreme weather conditions.

A memorial service is being held for three firefighters killed battling wildfires on the Colorado-Utah border. The flames, fueled by dry weather and a lack of snow, have forced residents to evacuate their homes as crews work to control the fires.

King County has implemented a burn ban due to dry weather. This follows a statewide drought emergency declared in April, marking the fourth consecutive year of such a declaration.

Snohomish County has implemented a burn ban in unincorporated areas due to dry weather, restricting all residential open burns except for cooking fires. The measure aims to prevent wildfires during the dry conditions.

Strong and potentially severe storms are expected tonight and Friday morning, followed by dry and warm weekend weather, with a chance of scattered storms early next week.