Hot Weather
After a brief respite from the scorching temperatures in the past few days, it is time to brace yourselves for another round of heatwave in Egypt this week
According to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA), temperatures are expected to decline by 1-3 degrees starting next week
Heat stress is no joke and can lead to unpleasant symptoms like loss of consciousness, dry skin, and an inability to regulate body temperature, ultimately resulting in a heat stroke
Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, the Minister of Health and Population, has ordered intensifying preparations for providing medical services during the scorching heat expected during Eid Al-Adha.
Good news for residents of northern parts of Egypt, including Greater Cairo. Starting Sunday, the first day of the four-day Eid Al-Adha, temperatures are expected to decline by a refreshing 3-4 degrees Celsius.
There is some relief in sight as the heatwave is expected to subside on Tuesday.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority has issued a warning for scorching hot weather that will dominate most parts of the country throughout the upcoming week.
Starting from Tuesday, it's time to grab your cap and opt for a cotton t-shirt as temperatures are set to increase across Egypt, including the capital city of Cairo.
If you're planning any outdoor adventures in the coming days, it's highly recommended to rock those light, breezy cotton clothes and steer clear of polyester and other sweat-inducing fabrics.
Temperatures have soared above 30 degrees in various areas across Egypt, including Cairo, Delta, South Sinai, and Upper Egypt.
Egyptians throughout the country are anticipating a hot start to the weather in Ramadan, with the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) predicting a gradual increase in temperature starting on Monday.
Egypt is facing increasing humidity this week as the country has been suffering from a scorching heatwave that led to power outages across the nation.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) expects the scorching heatwave and humidity to continue across Egypt next week, with temperatures expected to reach highs of 40 degrees Celsius in many areas.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) expects temperatures in Cairo and South Sinai to hit highs of 40 degrees over the coming week.
Hot weather has continued across all areas nationwide during daytime. However, the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) expects temperatures to decline slightly and gradually starting Friday.
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.
Egypt is expected to see a steep rise in temperature nationwide until Wednesday, 6 April, which marks the Muslim’s holy fasting month of Ramadan.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority revealed that the latest satellite images indicate very hot weather in most parts during the coming days, where Cairo is expected to record temperatures approaching the 40-degrees Celsius.
