Rainfall — last 24 hours
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- Accumulated rainfall
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- Data timestamp
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Planned source: NASA GPM IMERG satellite rainfall
Understand rainfall, ground saturation and landslide susceptibility across Kenya.
DEMO — Landslide risk information is not yet connected to live monitoring.
Do not use this page for safety-critical decisions.
The markers are clearly labelled example locations for interface testing. No county is shown as high-risk, and no hazard boundaries are drawn.
These are proposed risk categories. Satellite hazard layers will be added when validated live data is connected.
The demonstration locations are examples for interface testing, not a ranking of county landslide risk. All 47 counties can be selected.
Murang'a
Risk status: Not available — live monitoring pending.
Missing information: 24-hour rainfall, 72-hour rainfall, soil moisture, ground slope, past landslide activity. Because these are unavailable, no risk category can be given.
Test scenarios are for interface checking only. They never create alerts, ticker messages or phone notifications.
Planned source: NASA GPM IMERG satellite rainfall
Planned source: NASA GPM IMERG satellite rainfall
Planned source: NASA SMAP soil moisture
Planned source: Digital elevation model (slope and terrain)
No landslide alerts are active for this location.
Only alerts published by the Wingu9 team or an official authority appear here. Test scenarios on this page never create alerts.
Regional information like this cannot tell you whether a particular slope, building or road is safe. Always follow instructions from local authorities.
Selected location: Murang'a. Current landslide risk status: Unknown — insufficient data. Live landslide monitoring is not connected yet, so no risk category is issued for any location on this page.
These providers are prepared for a future, separately approved integration. None of them is connected or operational today.
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When these sources are connected, each observation will record its provider, timestamp and area covered, and stale or failed data will be shown as such instead of being treated as current.