CAIRO - 29 February 2024: The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) said that Egypt is expected to witness a rise in temperatures in all parts of the country, as the country is affected by the presence of an air depression in the upper layers of the atmosphere.
EMA added that on Thursday, it is expected that hot weather will prevail during the day in the north of the country up to Greater Cairo and North Upper Egypt, hot in South Upper Egypt, and cold at night in most parts of the country, and winds stirring sand and dust will also be active in the far west of the country.
The Meteorological Authority indicated that the peak temperature rise is expected to on Friday, as the country is affected by desert air masses that work to raise temperatures and wind activity, which works to stir up sand and dust on various areas of the northwestern coasts, the Western Desert, and northern Upper Egypt and areas of Greater Cairo, noting that this rise is followed by a drop in temperatures.
The latest weather forecast map issued by the General Meteorological Authority regarding weather conditions and weather phenomena revealed that, as of Saturday, March 2, the weather is witnessing a drop in temperatures in the north of the country up to Greater Cairo and northern Upper Egypt, showing the expected temperatures from Thursday, February 29, 2024 to Tuesday, March 5, 2024, as follows.
This is a demonstration of the highs and lows in different areas across Egypt:
Thursday, February 29
Greater Cairo and Lower Egypt will record highs of 27 and lows of 18; Northern Coasts records 24 and 16; South Sinai records 26 and 17; Northern Upper Egypt records 28 and 13 and South Upper Egypt 31 and Minor 16.
Friday, March 1
Cairo and Lower Egypt record 30 and 17; Northern Coasts records 27 and 14; South Sinai records 28 and 17, Northern Upper Egypt records 30 and 14; South Upper Egypt records 32 and 17.
Saturday, March 2
Cairo and Lower Egypt record 24 and 13; Northern Coasts records 21 and 12; South Sinai records 28 and 16; Northern Upper Egypt records 25 and 11 and South Upper Egypt records 32 and 13.
Sunday, March 3
Greater Cairo and Lower Egypt record 23 and 14; Northern Coasts records 21 and 12; South Sinai records 25 and 16; Northern Upper Egypt records 23 and 11 and South Upper Egypt records 28 and 14.
Monday, March 4
Greater Cairo and Lower Egypt record 22 and 13; Northern Coasts records 21 and 12; South Sinai records 25 and 16; Northern Upper Egypt records 23 and 12 and South Upper Egypt records 28 and 13.
Tuesday, March 5
Greater Cairo and Lower Egypt record 23 and 14; Northern Coasts records 21 and 12; South Sinai records 27 and 16; Northern Upper Egypt records 25 and 12 and South Upper Egypt records 29 and 13.
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