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Kiambu moves from coordinated readiness to reported drainage execution at named locations. Work authority, finance, inspection and completion evidence remain open.

Machakos moves from planning to reported execution after joint water-rescue training, drainage clearing, public sensitisation and multi-agency activation. Finance, deployment and completion evidence remain open.

Mombasa reports drainage execution and emergency training; Marsabit launches a crisis modifier; Nyandarua reports a preparedness allocation and clean-up. Finance and completion evidence remain open.

Makueni reports named river and road works under way through its Emergency Fund. The funding route and local execution are verified; appropriation, release, contracting, payment and completion remain open.

Kisii’s official health procurement documents establish a KSh45 million estimate, 12 October bid deadline and conditional delivery window. The existing procurement entry is enriched; award, finance and delivery remain open.

Kenya’s contingent emergency-finance route is now verified from primary documents. The framework defines activation, procurement and funds flow, but no project approval, activation, allocation or disbursement for the short rains is evidenced.

Earlier onset guidance shortens local readiness windows. Wajir national-agency procurement and Makueni’s KSh152 million requirement are added, with awards, releases and completion still open.

Senate oversight adds a specific sewerage and drainage decision for Malindi. The directive is verified; the financial and execution claims remain open.

KMD’s Forecast-to-Farmer pilot was verified as a national agricultural climate-service commitment for the short rains. It establishes an authorised forecast-to-advice pathway and named institutional roles, while farmer receipt, pilot geography, public finance and outcomes remain open.

The IGAD High-Level Call to Action was verified as an adopted regional commitment. It adds plan activation, pre-positioning, surveillance, trigger-linked finance and regional reporting duties, while the country-level Technical Annex and evidence of Kenyan financing and delivery remain open.

The Ministry of Health’s all-county operating advisory, the 15–22 September regional forecast and the close of the ministerial decision window were assessed. The health trigger is stronger, while county execution, finance and the regional forum outputs remain open.

County-level evidence was extended to all 47 counties, distinguishing reported execution and procurement from planning, national programme announcements and counties for which no recent local record was located.

The 15–17 September regional ministerial forum was identified as the next decision point; its proposed outputs remained prospective.

National health contingency planning and Mandera’s preparedness process were confirmed. Guidance from the Climate Prediction and Applications Centre of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development and the reported rapid-finance discussions were also assessed.

Primary legal and policy sources clarified institutional responsibility and the immediate operational horizon.

The immediate weekly forecast was distinguished from the seasonal outlook, and the six stages of the public decision were set out separately.

The record opened with the national and regional October–December seasonal outlooks.