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Nairobi and the central highlands are warm by day, cool at night, and receive little rainfall. Mombasa and the coast are hot by day, relatively cool at night, and receive a fair amount of rain.
The Rift Valley and western interior are hot by day, cool at night, and receive occasional rain. Some of the rains brought in by the Kusi monsoon occur early in June. However, as the month progresses, the cooler, drier weather develops.
The climate throughout June becomes much more comfortable than in the preceding months, particularly in the highlands.
Although drier, it is likely to remain cloudy, keeping the sun and higher temperatures at bay. This can be a great time to travel with children as you don’t need to worry about humidity and constant sunscreen application.
- June is one of the wettest months on the coast and not suitable for beach holidays or underwater activities.
- Game viewing in most safari destinations in Kenya is good in June.
- First held in 2008, the annual Lake Turkana Festival, a colourful showcase for 14 traditionalist ethnic communities associated with the northern deserts, takes place in the small town of Loiyangalani, usually in June.
