Egypt | The increasing impact of the warm air mass on the country's atmosphere, and the temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius in Cairo during the next few days

Arab Weather - The latest weather forecasts received by the Arab Weather Center indicate that Egypt is increasingly affected by warm air currents with temperatures higher than their normal rates, coming from the African desert, working to gradually raise temperatures in all cities and governorates of Egypt during the next few days, God willing.

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Hot weather in Lower Egypt

Gradual rise in temperatures in the coming days

In the details, it is expected that warm air currents will rush into Egypt's atmosphere from the African desert to increase further, raising temperatures during the next few days, so that they are several degrees higher than their rates for this time of the year, and the weather is moderate in coastal areas and tends to heat. In Greater Cairo and Lower Egypt, and hot in the rest of the regions, scattered clouds appear at high altitudes in the sky of the country.

It is expected that the effect of the warm air mass will reach its peak on Monday, exceeding the 30 degrees Celsius barrier in many Egyptian cities and governorates, including Cairo, while exceeding that in the southern parts of the republic due to the expansion of the low temperature towards those areas, either at night, Mild weather prevails in most of the northern regions, all the way to northern Upper Egypt. Humidity levels rise and water mist forms in the northern coastal areas and some areas of Lower Egypt.

This warm air mass comes as a result of a very cold air mass rushing over the western Mediterranean, which stimulates warm air currents originating from the Great African Sahara moving east to the eastern Mediterranean, including Egypt, raising temperatures and ensuring the rule of a completely stable atmosphere.