Very cold polar winds will reach Egypt starting Saturday, causing a drop in temperatures and strong winds.
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Arab Weather - The outputs from the computer simulation at the Arab Weather Center showed that Egypt will continue to be affected by a very cold air mass of polar origin starting from Saturday and for several days, so temperatures will become much colder than their averages for this time of year and the weather will be very cold at night.
Cold weather in all regions and continued active northwesterly winds
The weather will be very cold in the northern regions, and cold in the rest of the regions except for the far south of Upper Egypt, with clouds appearing at different heights that may be accompanied by local showers of rain on limited parts of the northern coasts. The winds will continue to be northwesterly, active at intervals, stirring up sand in many areas, especially desert and exposed roads, which in turn leads to a decrease in horizontal visibility at intervals, and the waves will be disturbed so that the sea is rough, especially in the depths.
A noticeable increase in the coldness of the atmosphere at night, and cold to very cold weather.
During the night hours, minimum temperatures continue to drop significantly, and the weather becomes colder, with the weather being cold to very cold in all areas, especially over the mountainous heights of the Sinai Peninsula and desert areas. Minimum temperatures range from 8-9 degrees Celsius in various parts of Greater Cairo, while they are below zero degrees Celsius over the peaks of the Sinai Mountains.
It is recommended to wear warm clothes, with a focus on children's and elderly clothing, especially during the night and early morning hours. We will inform you of more details and updates in the coming days, God willing.
And God knows best.
This article was written originally in Arabic and is translated using a 3rd party automated service. ArabiaWeather is not responsible for any grammatical errors whatsoever.
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