any heat wave in the horizon....

Mileg wrote:

Does anyone knows what the weather pattern has been this year around K&T?
How about temp.? I'm re-thinking what I should take.. according to weather apps. day time temp. are around 82-86 and it drops to the low 50's-60 at night. Please anyone could advise, I would appreciate.
Thanks.

Remember, K&T is all in high plains regions > 5000' + altitude. What you have been seeing on the weather apps is what you can expect on the trip. Few clouds, blue skies, warm days, cool evenings and mornings. Layers, layers, layers.

Mileg wrote:

Thanks AlanS
I 'll take a little of everything.. I just wanted to have an idea of what is really like this season.
Thanks

The entire tour takes place within just a few hundred miles of the equator (it actually goes through the courtyard of the Mount Kenya Safari Club!) so there really aren't much in the way of seasons like we are used to- just minor changes of temperature (mid 60's at night to mid 80's during the day) throughout the year and the short and long rainy season. But the rains are nothing like you find in the tropics and rainforests.

Mileg wrote:

Thanks again AlanS. so I will do t-shirts during day time, a fleece sweater + jacket for early mornings + air balloon &
some thicker cotton shirts at nights. Easy.
Have a great weekend.

High altitude = air that is less dense + low humidity + few clouds = clear air = very strong sun (UV)! Plan on wearing long sleeve shirts*, long pants*, a hat, and sun glasses during the day. *Check out Columbia PFG lightweight breathable, wicking, attire. They come in tans, greens, etc. and now non-safari colors and patterns. The shirts have roll-up straps on the sleeves. Some versions of the pants have lower legs that zip off, though I didn't use that option often on K&T but used it in the Galapagos and other trips, however. (long sleeves and pants both also help with skeeters too) For cool mornings a long sleeve shirt and a fleece vest is fine. My wife wore that, I just used a "safari vest." I went full Bwana! : )