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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.
Northwestern coasts and northern Lower Egypt will possibly see moderate to heavy rain that can turn into a thunderstorm on Tuesday, the EMA said.
Moderate rains poured over Alexandria on Thursday with impeding traffic movement, while shipping and loading operations at the harbors went on normally and regularly.
Greater Cairo and many other areas in Egypt have seen on Friday light rains amid a drop in temperatures.
Alexandria saw moderate rain in many areas and decline in temperatures last night as the Mediterranean governorate is currently witnessing unstable weather conditions.
Egypt is expected to see possible rain and windy weather in major areas during this weekend, according to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) on Wednesday.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) has forecasted windy weather on Thursday on areas in Greater Cairo, Lower Egypt, northern coasts, South Sinai, and northern Upper Egypt.
The EMA cited latest satellite images, which show the formation of thunder clouds over these areas.
According to a report by the EMA, southern Lower Egypt, Suez Canal cities, and Central Sinai can see light rainfall today.
Rain is expected to hit various areas across Egypt during the coming three days, according to weather forecast posted by the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) on Friday.
Egypt is anticipating its first wave of unstable weather and probable rainfall during this fall starting Saturday, according to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA).
Warm weather will be seen in Greater Cairo, Lower Egypt, and northern coasts, while South Sinai will see hot weather and southern Upper Egypt will experience a very hot weather on Saturday.
The EMA advices people to take many cold drinks and wear loose and light-colored clothes as well as sun protection hats.
Temperatures, however, are expected to decline significantly on Saturday and Sunday, the EMA said.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) says extremely hot weather continues on Thursday, which marks the sixth day of the holy fasting month of Ramadan, but temperatures will drop starting Friday.
An official at the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) expected a rise in temperatures on the first days of the Muslim’s holy month of Ramadan so that the country sees sunny days.
The EMA also expects on Thursday mild to moderate rainfall on southern Lower Egypt, which may extend to Greater Cairo and the Canal cities.
Cairo records highs of 17 degrees and lows of 08 degrees on Sunday
The EMA expects cold weather during daytime in Greater Cairo, Lower Egypt, the northern coasts, and northern Upper Egypt.
Kafr el Sheikh Governor Gamal Nour el Din ordered intensifying needed preparations to address the effects of the bad weather.
