Friday | Temperatures are approaching forty degrees Celsius in Cairo and the south of the Delta, with a decline on Saturday in northern Egypt

Arab weather - the expected weather in Egypt on Friday 07/12/2019:

The weather in Egypt on Friday 7/12/2019:

Temperatures are high so that they are higher than average during this period of the year in most regions, so that moderate to relatively hot weather prevails on the northern coasts and hot to very hot in the Delta, Cairo, the Canal cities, central and southern Sinai, the Red Sea coasts and northern Upper Egypt, and very hot in the rest of the regions, and it will be The weather is moderate at night in most regions, and warm in central and southern Upper Egypt.

Temperatures are around 40 degrees Celsius in Cairo and parts of the Delta, with a slight decrease in humidity values:

The hot air masses accompanying the upper elevation continue to affect the country with their decline on Saturday, with the north of the country being affected again by the extension of the upper depression, and the surface elevation continues to extend to include most regions of the Republic, while the southeast of the country continues to be affected by the Red Sea depression, which increases temperatures in the south of the country. Clouds multiply at different altitudes in the north of the country, with a weak chance of showers of rain in some areas of the canal cities.

Wind direction and movement for Thursday over Egypt:

The winds are northwesterly, moderate to brisk, in the north of the country, Egypt, while they are northerly active in central Upper Egypt, causing light dust in some of these areas.

Fog chances with late night hours:

There is an opportunity for fog to form on some areas of the northern coasts in central Sinai, and it may extend to parts of Cairo during the late night and early morning hours of Saturday.

Waves in Bahrain Red and White:

The waves are moderate to high in the White Sea, which disrupts navigation and some marine activities, while they are moderate in the Red Sea, which regulates navigation and most marine activities.