Wed | Temperatures continue to drop, with chances of scattered showers in northern Egypt

Weather of Arabia - Ahmed Salem - Weather on Wednesday 08-05-2019 It is expected that temperatures will continue to drop in northern Egypt up to Upper Egypt and Sinai, so that temperatures will be slightly below average for this time of the year, as the expected weather will be pleasant to moderate on the coasts North, moderate to relatively hot in Cairo and Lower Egypt, and warm to relatively hot in Upper Egypt, while the expected temperatures will be around average in the south of the country, so that the expected weather will be relatively hot to hot.

The weather will be mild to relatively cold in Cairo, Lower Egypt and Sinai, while it will be warm in Upper and Southern Egypt at night.

It is expected that Egypt will continue to be affected by a relatively cold upper depression accompanied by a moderate air mass during the next few days, working on a weak state of instability with chances of light and sporadic showers on parts of the northern coasts, including the governorates of Alexandria and Matrouh, and on limited parts of the Delta, and North Sinai and the north of the Canal. , with a high surface extension centered in the northwest of the country working on active northwesterly winds, moderate to speed over Cairo and Lower Egypt, while they are active at speed with sometimes strong gusts working to stir up dust and dirt on South Sinai and on the northern coasts of the Red Sea with daylight hours until what afternoon.

The opportunities and possibilities for fog to form on parts of the northern coasts, the Delta, Cairo, North and Central Sinai increase with the late night hours and early morning of Thursday due to the increase in surface humidity levels with the decrease in minimum temperatures.

The waves in the White Sea are light to moderate, which leads to regular navigation and most marine activities, while the waves are high in the Red Sea, especially at Ras Ghareb, Hurghada and Al-Tur, which disturbs navigation and marine activities.

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