Kenya's climate is predominantly tropical, featuring savanna, monsoon, and rainforest types under the Köppen-Geiger classification, with significant regional variations due to its equatorial position, coastal influence, highlands, and arid north. Temperatures remain warm year-round, rarely dropping below 15°C, while rainfall ranges from very low in northern deserts to very high in western highlands. Expats appreciate the consistent warmth and sunny days, but must prepare for two rainy seasons (March-May, October-December) and drought risks in drier zones. Recent data from 1986-2010 confirms stable patterns with slight warming trends[1][5]. Sunshine is abundant, and humidity varies from coastal highs to inland moderation, making it appealing for outdoor lifestyles despite occasional flooding.