Heavy rains accompanied with strong winds wreaked havoc in several villages in Koromaiti sub location, Lugari sub-county, Kakamega County destroying property valued at thousands of shillings.
The heavy downpour left trails of destruction with churches and individual houses being destroyed forcing several families to spend chilly nights.
Members of the Mukhuyu Pentecostal Evangelistic Fellowship of Africa (PEFA) church have been left without a place to worship after their church collapsed.
The incident saw both the old mud-walled structure which for years has been used for worship and new permanent structure which was still under construction collapse.
In the neighboring Koromaiti village, David Makokha is counting loses after his house was also destroyed.
According to Makokha his house roof was ripped off during a heavy downpour that was accompanied with strong winds leaving his family of four homeless.
He said his property including electronics and several bags of maize among other household items were destroyed by the rains .
Makokha who is a security guard at Kivaywa Boys High school said the incident occurred when his children were alone at home though none was injured.
Apart from damaging buildings, dozens of trees fell as a result of strong winds.