A number of rain storms throughout September appear to have further disrupted the migration, there were large concentrations of wildebeest along the Tanzanian border, but the never moved North of Ol Are (the salt springs).

The migration has been very sporadic and weak, although large herds of wildebeest have been seen along the Tanzanian border in the last week of August. 

There was heavy rain almost every day in the second half of December, the storms were particularly heavy along the Oloololo Escarpment and between Mara Serena and Little Governor’s. 

There was rain for most days in the first three weeks of November, filling up most of the water courses and pans. 

October was on the whole very dry, with one or two isolated thunderstorms. 

The month was on the whole dry with one or two isolated storms during the month. 

The month was on the whole dry with one or two isolated showers along the escarpment. 

July was for the most part dry, with one or two heavy showers and thunderstorms in the last week. 

June was for the most part dry, with a few heavy showers in the last ten days.

There were very heavy rains during the first three weeks of May, causing extensive flooding and making many of the tracks impassable. 

Heavy rains coincided with the new moon and continued, sporadically, for the rest of the month.  The rains were certainly not as heavy or extensive as anticipated for April.

There were a few rainstorms throughout the month, but not the expected heavy rains. 

The month was interspersed with heavy rainfall, followed by a series of dry days, overall not as wet as January.

The month was characterised by rain almost every day, culminating in some very widespread and heavy storms in the last week. 

There were several heavy storms over most of the Triangle between the 15th and 22nd, the rains then cleared and there was beautiful, sunny weather over Christmas.

Most of the month was uncharacteristically dry and the short rains only started in the last week of the month, with one or two heavy though isolated storms.

There were heavy storms in the first week of October, for two days around the 20th  and then heavy storms for the last two days of the month. 

There were scattered storms and showers over most of the Mara for the first three weeks of the month, it then dried out.

There was heavy rain over most of the Mara from about the 10th, this continued for the rest of the month.  These rains affected the Mara River, which came up very high on the 17th and remained high for the remainder of the month.

The review team called a meeting on the 8th July to discuss the next steps.