Egyptian Meteorological Authority
Alongside the heat, the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) forecasts windy conditions in Cairo, the North Coast, and southern Egypt from Saturday to Monday.
Temperatures even surpassed the 40-mark in Upper Egypt, with the southern areas –home to the charming Luxor and Aswan– currently boiling at 43 degrees.
The stirrings of sand have already been noted since yesterday in the Western Desert and Siwa Oasis, following the low pressure’s movement into Egypt's southwestern borders.
After a month of unpredictable weather marked by chilly nights and mild days, a gradual warming trend is settling in. There’s no rain in sight, so your weekend plans and upcoming holidays should go off without a hitch.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority expects temperatures to continue to drop across the country on Saturday, March 22nd.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) reports that the country is currently under a high-pressure system in the upper atmosphere, which means more sunshine and relatively calm winds.
According to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA), pleasant weather will grace most areas until Tuesday. However, starting Wednesday, temperatures are expected to dip by 2-4 degrees Celsius, making for a chilly return.
The good news is that temperatures are expected to rise by 1-2 degrees Celsius by the weekend, according to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority’s (EMA) expectations.
Starting Saturday, the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) predicts a rise in temperatures by 2-3 degrees across most areas.
While most areas, including Cairo, will enjoy some mild weather, Alexandria is gearing up for a wintry vibe with lower temperatures and a brisk chill in the air, thanks to some gusty winds.
Alexandria, Port Said, and the Nile Delta are gearing up for moderate rain on Sunday, which could come with some thunder.
Member of the media center at the Egyptian Meteorological Authority, Manar Ghanem, confirmed, Friday that there is a significant stability in weather conditions in most governorates.
Egyptian Meteorological Authority revealed that the lowest temperatures are expected to be recorded, on Thursday, as the minimum temperatures in Cairo are 11 degrees, and in Saint Catherine the temperature reaches below zero.
Nights, however, are going to be pretty cold across the country, with frost expected in northern Upper Egypt, Central Sinai, and parts of the Western Desert, where some crops thrive.
The EMA anticipates that these dusty winds will reduce visibility on some roads in the western regions of the country, as well as in areas of the Nile Delta, northern Upper Egypt, and cities along the Suez Canal.
Over the coming days, Cairo, the Nile Delta, the North Coast, and northern Upper Egypt are looking at temperatures between 17 and 20 degrees Celsius at daytime
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority expected on Friday that the coming days will witness cold weather during the day in Greater Cairo, the North Coast, and northern Upper Egypt.
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