"From what we are seeing, there are going to be a few cyclones. "If it is La Niña, in most cases there will be a lot of rainfall, but years differ. WFP deputy country director Billy Mwiinga said the donation will boost data collection, weather monitoring, and outreach to vulnerable communities. "There was a time when we had no vehicles during Cyclone Idai. Receiving these vehicles feels like Christmas has come very early," she said.The new vehicles will be used to maintain automatic weather stations, strengthen climate resilience, and improve disaster preparedness nationwide.