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The catastrophe incurred the death of at least 60, destruction of 20 villages, damages in 50 others, and displacement of at least 50,000.
Brace yourselves for scorching temperatures and dusty winds across northern Egypt, including Cairo, on Friday. However, relief is on the horizon with more pleasant weather in the days to come.
As Egyptians gear up for the upcoming Sham El-Nessim holiday on Monday, they can look forward to enjoying the outdoors in pleasant weather. The forecast brings good news
Today in Cairo, the thermometer has settled at a comfortable 22 degrees Celsius, with highs expected to reach 29 during the day, according to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA).
Egypt is gearing up for a decline in temperatures as the weekend approaches, marking the conclusion of a brief period of mild heat that has persisted over the past few days and will continue through Thursday.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) forecasts a drop in temperatures across the country starting from Tuesday after a period of warm weather. Residents are advised to keep their heavy clothes handy.
As winter is only a week away, Egypt may experience some light rain in its northern coast next week, according to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) expectations.
In 2014, the Egyptian government launched a series of projects aimed at protecting Sinai from flash floods.
The weather forecast map issued by the General Meteorological Authority revealed that, starting next Saturday, October 14, a slight drop in temperatures is expected throughout, accompanied by rain of varying intensity in areas of the north of the country and Sinai.
Professor of Geology and Water Resources at Cairo University Abbas Sharaky Abbas Sharaqy posted Saturday on Facebook satellite images.
Are you planning to spend your holiday in South Sinai this weekend? be prepared for scorching heat and possible showers with thunder.
The floods, caused by torrential rains, affected two third of the country, killing three.
Egypt started on Monday to feel a slight relief from heat from the northern coast to Greater Cairo and northern Upper Egypt.
The statement pointed out that rain does not compose a danger, and that the design takes into consideration handling rainwater.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) expects on Saturday light to moderate rain in northern Egypt that can extend to Greater Cairo during night time.
Light to moderate rains are expected to fall on northwestern coasts, north Lower Egypt, the northeastern coasts, and central Sinai, at intermittent intervals.
Weather has improved across Egypt after two days of turbulent weather conditions, rain, and wind but the northern coast and northern Lower Egypt are still expected to see light rain, the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) has said.
Several separate areas of Greater Cairo witnessed on Wednesday light to moderate rains, along with a noticeable decline in temperature.
Cairo saw light rain on Monday, as it’s expected to rain all over the country during the coming days along with a noticeable decline in temperature.
Winter season is expected to very cold due to polar vortices, and increased rates of weather depressions.
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