Egypt | Spring-like weather and temperatures approaching 30 degrees Celsius in these areas

Arab Weather - Weather experts at the Arab Weather Regional Center said that the latest computer model outputs indicate that the Republic is increasingly affected by a warmer-than-usual air mass for this time of year, accompanied by a high pressure system in the upper atmosphere, as temperatures rise to levels similar to those in spring, exceeding the mid-20s Celsius in some areas.

Spring-like atmosphere and temperatures exceeding the mid-twenties in these areas

In detail, Egypt is affected by an air mass with temperatures higher than usual for this time of year, similar to the characteristics of the air masses that affect Egypt in the spring. As a result, temperatures will rise, especially on Tuesday and Wednesday, to become higher than their averages for this time of year by about 2-4 degrees Celsius.

The weather is similar to spring, meaning it tends to be warm during the day in various parts of Egypt, while it tends to be relatively hot in the southern regions of Egypt, specifically the Upper Egypt governorates, with the appearance of high clouds at times, and the winds are variable in direction.

Temperatures in the mid-20s Celsius in most northern areas, while touching the 30s Celsius in the south.

God willing, temperatures are expected to be around the mid-twenties Celsius in most areas of northern Egypt, including neighborhoods of Greater Cairo, while they will be around 29 to 31 degrees Celsius in the southern regions, specifically the South Upper Egypt Governorate, including the city of Aswan and the surrounding areas.

Less cold than the previous nights, and the weather will remain cold in most areas during the late night and early morning hours.

Minimum temperatures will also rise compared to previous nights, and the weather will become less cold than it was, but the weather will remain cold in general, especially in desert areas, and water mist is likely to form in the late night hours and early morning, especially on agricultural roads and roads close to water bodies, which may sometimes reach the level of fog.

And God knows best.