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Egypt’s temperatures to continue rising on Monday

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) expects temperatures to continue rising across most regions on Monday. The weather will be hot during the day in most areas, and very hot in the southern parts of Upper Egypt, while turning cooler at night and during the early morning hours across most parts of the country. In Greater … The post Egypt’s temperatures to continue rising on Monday appeared…

Egypt's Meteorological Authority predicts a continued rise in temperatures across most regions on Monday. Hot days are expected in most areas, with very hot conditions in the southern parts of Upper Egypt, while cooler temperatures will prevail at night and early morning. In Greater Cairo and Lower Egypt, maximum temperatures are forecasted to reach between 31C and 32C during the day, with nighttime minimums ranging from 19C to 20C.

Along the northern coasts, highs will vary between 28C and 31C, with nighttime lows between 18C and 22C. Northern Upper Egypt will experience the warmest temperatures, with highs between 32C and 34C, and lows between 18C and 19C. Southern Upper Egypt will see the highest temperatures, with maximums reaching 36C to 37C, and minimums between 19C and 22C.

Light, intermittent rain may occur in parts of northern coastal governorates and northern Lower Egypt, while winds are anticipated to increase, reaching speeds of 30-40 km/h in areas along the northwestern coast, Western Desert, Greater Cairo, Lower Egypt, Suez Canal cities, and Upper Egypt. These winds may cause occasional sand and dust disturbances.

Additionally, low-level clouds might form in scattered regions across Greater Cairo, southern Lower Egypt, and Suez Canal cities, resulting in a light, inconsequential drizzle in some locations.

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