Egypt | Temperatures within 40 degrees Celsius in Greater Cairo in the coming days, and signs of a heat wave on the horizon

Arab Weather - Meteorological specialists at the Arab Weather Center said that the latest weather map data indicate a slight rise in temperatures during the days, as they are within the 40 degree Celsius range in Greater Cairo and may exceed it in parts of northern Lower Egypt. The weather forecast team is also monitoring the possibility that the Republic will be affected by a new heat wave at the end of this week and early next week.

Five-day weather details here

Based on the above, the weather conditions in Egypt in the coming days can be summarized with the following points:

• Temperatures are higher than average for this time of year by about 4-5 degrees Celsius.

• The summer weather is hot to very hot in various regions of the Republic, with normal summer weather continuing in the cities of the northern coast.

• Maximum temperatures reach 40 degrees Celsius in Greater Cairo, while exceeding it in the regions of northern Lower Egypt and southern Upper Egypt.

• Moderate northwesterly winds continue in various regions, with the possibility of being active at times in the afternoon and evening hours in the north of the country.

• During the late hours of the night and dawn, a pleasant temperature prevails in the north of the country, with high levels of surface humidity and the appearance of some low clouds in the morning.

Indications of a heat wave this weekend:

Arabia Weather specialists reported that the latest computer outputs indicated that Egypt would be affected by a heat wave at the end of this week and the beginning of next week. It is expected that temperatures will rise to exceed 40 degrees Celsius in several areas, including the capital, Cairo, which requires drinking sufficient amounts of water and avoiding direct exposure to the sun during peak hours. Specialists will review more details in the coming days, God willing.

God knows.

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