Egypt: Major weather and temperature fluctuations expected during the last days of Ramadan and during the Eid holiday.

Arab Weather - Preliminary weather maps at the Arab Weather Regional Center indicate expectations of significant weather and temperature fluctuations in Egypt during the last days of Ramadan and the astronomical Eid al-Fitr period, God willing. The weather forecast for the country during this period can be summarized as follows:

Summary of the weather conditions in Egypt during the last days of Ramadan and the Eid period, God willing:

Saturday (last day of Ramadan, astronomically): Most parts of Egypt will be affected by a cooler, more humid air mass. Temperatures will drop significantly, reaching around 27°C in the capital, Cairo. The weather will be generally warm in the north of the country, extending to central Upper Egypt, while it will remain hot in the rest of the country's far south.

During the night hours of Saturday/Sunday: The weather turns pleasant in most areas, but tends to be cold during the late night and early morning hours, while the weather is moderate in the far south of the country.

Sunday (first day of Eid al-Fitr, astronomically): Temperatures will rise and a normal spring atmosphere will prevail in Egypt on the first day of Eid al-Fitr (astronomically), which falls on Sunday, March 30, 2025. Temperatures will be higher than their usual rates for this time of year, and the weather will be spring-like and warm in most areas of the north of the country, including northern Upper Egypt, and hot in the rest of the regions.

During the night hours (Sunday/Monday night), pleasant weather prevails in most areas of northern Egypt, tending to be cold in the late night and early morning hours. This weather requires wearing a light coat to accommodate the expected relative coldness of the atmosphere, while the weather is warm in the southern regions.

Monday (the second day of Eid): Initial readings at the Arab Weather Center indicate that temperatures are expected to rise across the country on the second day of Eid (astronomically), becoming several degrees Celsius higher than their average for this time of year. The weather will turn relatively hot in most parts of the country, with high temperatures exceeding the thirties Celsius in the capital, Cairo, and the feeling of warmth will increase during the night hours.

Tuesday (the third day of Eid al-Adha, astronomically): A noticeable drop in temperatures and a decline in the Khamasin weather conditions. The weather will be generally warm in the north of the country, reaching central Upper Egypt, while it will remain hot in the rest of the country's far south.

And God knows best.