Egypt | Unstable weather conditions and varying intensity rains affect scattered areas in the north of the country during Saturday and Sunday

Arab Weather - Many indicators and weather models at the Arab Weather Center indicate that scattered areas in the north of the republic are expected to be affected by an unstable weather condition starting tomorrow, Saturday, God willing, as a result of the extension of a cold upper trough across the Mediterranean Sea, which works to form low and medium clouds over scattered areas of the northern coasts, especially on the northwestern coasts, including Salloum, Marsa Matrouh, and El Alamein, reaching Alexandria Governorate and the northern Delta, accompanied by rainfall of varying intensity, which may be thunderous and heavy at times in some geographical areas, and causes the formation of water pools starting with the afternoon hours tomorrow, Saturday.

Increased chances of rain and potential extension to Greater Cairo on Sunday

Weather forecasters at Arab Weather said that chances of rain are expected to include the rest of the northeastern coasts, albeit less severely than the northwestern coasts. Chances of rain are also likely to extend to some areas of the Delta and the Canal cities, reaching some neighborhoods of Greater Cairo, albeit less severely and over limited geographical areas, especially during Sunday morning hours. Chances of rain will generally decrease in the northern regions of Egypt starting with Sunday evening hours, God willing.

And God knows best.