Egypt | A quintessential depression accompanied by a hot air mass and stirred sand will affect the Republic on Thursday and Friday (details)

Arabia Weather - Weather forecasters at the Regional Arab Weather Center said that the latest computer simulation outputs indicate that the Republic of Egypt was affected on Thursday and Friday by a Khamasin air depression in the last days of the climate season for the activity of this type of air depression, accompanied by a hot air mass and active winds, especially in the west of the Republic, which are exciting. To the sand and cause a decrease in horizontal visibility, God willing.

Thursday: The beginning of the effect of the Khamasini depression, hot to very hot weather and raised sand in the west of the country

In details, it is expected, God willing, that the Republic of Egypt will begin to be affected on Thursday by a quintessential depression centered near the country and pushing hot air currents towards all regions of the Republic, so there will be a clear rise in temperatures to be higher than their averages for this time of the year by about 4-6 degrees. Celsius, and the weather is generally hot (with the exception of the northern coast, where the weather is moderate), while it is very hot in the west of the country, and maximum temperatures are between the mid and end of the thirties Celsius in a number of regions, including the capital, Cairo, and the winds are southwesterly, moderate to brisk, accompanied by Strong gusts throughout the western region, specifically Matrouh Governorate, are laden with sand and lead to sand agitation and a decrease in horizontal visibility.

Low Al-Khamasini is located in the north of the Republic on Thursday/Friday night, and the atmosphere is warmer than usual at night, except for the coasts.

During the night hours of Thursday/Friday, the depression is centered in the north of the republic before moving towards the waters of the White Sea, so there is a rise in night temperatures and the weather is relatively hot and hotter than usual in various regions, but with the exception of the northern coasts and the northwest of the country, where this is affected. Areas with marine air currents work to lower temperatures and create moderate atmospheres. Wind speeds also decrease and become moderate to light speeds, sometimes active, with proportions of plankton remaining in the atmosphere, especially in the west of the country.

The weather conditions in Al-Khamsina will continue on Friday and the weather will be hot with the return of high sand concentration in a number of areas

According to the latest numerical model data, it is expected that the Republic will continue to be affected by the Khamseen weather conditions on Friday, as temperatures remain several degrees Celsius above their average for this time of the year, and the weather will be hot to very hot in northern Lower Egypt, reaching Greater Cairo and all regions of Upper Egypt.” While temperatures drop to the west and the weather is warm in those areas, with temperatures in the end of the 20s Celsius, in contrast to the rest of the regions, active westerly to southwesterly winds are expected to blow at times, stirring up sand and raising the concentration of dust in the atmosphere.

Northwesterly air currents on Friday/Saturday night, and the severity of the heat will subside starting in the north of the country

With the hours of Friday/Saturday night, the Khamasini depression moves away, and a less hot air mass pushes behind it, accompanied by northwesterly marine air currents, causing the heat to break and temperatures to gradually decrease, starting from the northern coasts, passing to Greater Cairo and northern Upper Egypt, where the weather becomes pleasant to moderate, especially the night hours. Late and dawn, while it will be warm in South Upper Egypt, God willing.

The Arabia Weather Center recommends that during the expected weather conditions it is necessary to be aware of the dangers of increasing levels of dust in the atmosphere and its impact on respiratory patients and the range of horizontal visibility, especially to the west, and not to be exposed to long and direct sunlight.

God knows.