Fri, July 11 at 6:35 am GMT
Dear Beloved TSF Family,
Warm greetings to each of you from the peaceful town of Moshi, where the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro watches over us with grace and pride.
Today, I would like to share with you something that connects us all in our everyday lives the weather condition in our beautiful Moshi, Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania. Whether others are working on the farm, others sending their children to school, or gathering as families at home, and others like us at University students. the weather plays a big role in how we live, plan, and take care of one another. In this journal entry, I will take you through what our weather looks like currently, what changes we are noticing, and how we can best prepare and respond as caring families.
🌦️ The Current Weather in Moshi, Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania.
Right now, we are enjoying the cooler season, which usually lasts from June to August. The mornings are cool and refreshing, often with moist in the air and a calm breeze. Temperatures during the night and early morning can drop to around 15°C, so it’s important to keep warm, especially the little ones and elders. As the day goes on, the sun shines beautifully, warming up our surroundings to about 25°C, perfect for outdoor chores and family gatherings.
Though this season is mostly dry, we still experience unexpected light rains, especially in the evenings or late afternoons. It's always wise to carry a small umbrella or raincoat, just in case the skies decide to surprise us.
🏔️ The Role of Mount Kilimanjaro
Living close to Mount Kilimanjaro is a blessing. The mountain affects our weather by drawing in clouds and creating cooler temperatures in Moshi, Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania, compared to other parts of Tanzania. Some days, we wake up to a foggy sky, while on other days, we get a clear view of the snow-covered peak. These changes are not only beautiful but also affect when and how we plant, harvest, and even travel.
🌍 Weather Changes and Climate Awareness
Over the past few years, we’ve begun noticing shifts in rainfall patterns and longer dry spells. This is part of a global issue climate change. It's becoming more important than ever to take care of our environment. Simple actions like planting trees, using water wisely, and educating children about nature can make a big difference.
Let’s not wait for extreme weather to take us by surprise. As families, we can prepare better and live healthier when we understand our weather patterns.
📝 Family Tips for Weather Readiness
Dress children warmly in the mornings Sweaters and socks help prevent colds.
Dry clothes early in the day, Between 10 AM and 3 PM is best.
Cover stored food and water containers – Protect them from dust and rain.
Use the cool hours for farm work – Save the hotter part of the day for rest.
Teach children about clouds, rain, and seasons – Turn nature into a classroom.
Final Thought.
Our weather is more than just sunshine or rain, it’s a story written in the sky each day. Let’s continue to watch it, learn from it, and respond with wisdom as united families. When we care for our environment and prepare for changing seasons, we also care for the future of our children.
Until next time, stay warm, stay safe, and stay together.
With love and care,
Your Family Weather Friend.
Wahda
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