Egyptian Meteorological Authority
Brace yourself for strong winds and heavy rainfall as this seasonal visitor makes its way over. With this event on the horizon, these cities are prepping for sudden climate changes, ensuring they've got all the necessary precautions in place to dodge any losses
In the North Coast and northern Nile Delta areas, expect a good soaking ranging from moderate to heavy rain
If you are in Matrouh, Alexandria, or Port Said, or planning a visit to these magnificent places, it might be a good idea to have a backup plan ready just in case the rain decides to make an appearance
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) is painting a picture of rain showers across various regions.
According to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA), temperatures are expected to fall below the 30s in the North Coast, encompassing Alexandria and Matrouh
Throughout the next week, the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) predicts daytime temperatures in Cairo and the Nile Delta to hover between 32 and 34 degrees in the shade.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) reports that while temperatures are easing, humidity levels are on the rise, making it feel a tad warmer than the thermometer suggests
However, there is a silver lining – cloudy skies up north might just take the edge off the heat, including in Cairo
Apart from Greater Cairo, regions in northern Upper Egypt, the southern Nile Delta, cities along the Suez Canal, and northern Sinai may also experience light and insignificant rainfall throughout the day
While most parts of Egypt brace for the heat, the North Coast offers a more bearable climate, a welcome relief as always.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) predicts a welcome dip in temperatures across the country this week.
With humidity levels skyrocketing, the feel-like temperatures are set to surpass the 40-degree mark in South Sinai
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
As summer officially begins, Egypt is embracing the season with scorching temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in most areas
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.
Sunday and Monday will bring a welcome relief with a 3-5 degree decrease in temperatures across the country
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.
