Kenyans threaten to sue the Meteorological Department if Cyclone Kenneth hits

No tropical cyclone of hurricane strength has made landfall over the northern #Mozambique province of Cabo Delgado in the modern record (50 years). Intense Cyclone #Kenneth expected to make landfall here later today. pic.twitter.com/3UkQhDXBAv

— Met Office Storms (@metofficestorms) April 25, 2019

It is FALSE that cyclone Kenneth will hit the Kenyan Coast. By the laws of physics, Cyclones cannot come this close to the equator. Landfall will be northern Mozambique as shown in the satellite image. pic.twitter.com/xuYRgfbDCA

— Kenya Met Department (@MeteoKenya) April 25, 2019

However we may experience the effects of the cyclone in the form of enhanced rainfall over parts of Isiolo, Western Kenya , Samburu and including Nairobi. Stay with us for updates as the cyclone evolves.

— Kenya Met Department (@MeteoKenya) April 25, 2019

At its development the position of Kenneth was higher North than Idai was and as such induced low and mid level westerly winds. This we expect will enhance rainfall through the influence of the meridional arm of the ITCZ.

— Kenya Met Department (@MeteoKenya) April 25, 2019

Fuck anything the met department says…actually it should be scrapped off

— Mathea Kev (@Mathea_Kev) April 25, 2019

Kenya met department, I understand that no known cyclone has ever passed the equator. But a cyclone can form at least 5°(equivalent to about 111Kms) away from the equator.
Kindly explain why you concluded cyclone Kenneth wont hit Mombasa a town 450.82 Kms away from the equator? https://t.co/X8jplQ1JlP

— Gina Kung'u (@Miss_Gina_Kungu) April 25, 2019

Because the Kenya met department is telling us cyclone Kenneth won't hit Kenya I think it's safe to say cyclone Kenneth will hit Kenya!
🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/bivu9g45X6

— ping pong official 🇰🇪 (@pauliddiali) April 25, 2019

I was in the village when Kenya Met Department said it's not going to rain but one old grandma looked at Nzaui hills, Makueni and forecasted that it's gonna rain in Easter. And it did. I will call her and ask about the Cyclone Kenneth. I can't trust our Met Department!

— JK (@Nyigi_) April 25, 2019

If Cyclone Kenneth come to my place I will sue the Met Department for telling us oh Maghufuli hijacked our Rain ,Oh there is no rain …sasa Mimi habana taka karibisha Hiyo kitu inaitwa Cyclone Kenneth

— Mohamed Adan (@Mohadan48) April 25, 2019