Egypt: A relatively hot to hot air mass is affecting the country, accompanied by a significant rise in temperatures.

Arab Weather - The weather forecasting team at the Arab Weather Regional Center said that the latest outputs from numerical computer models indicate that a cold air mass is advancing towards northwest Africa, causing a relatively hot and dry air mass from the Sahara Desert to rush towards Egypt. Temperatures will continue to rise significantly, and the weather will be relatively hot, dry, and dusty in some areas.

In detail, Egypt will be increasingly affected in the coming days by a relatively hot to hot air mass, so there will be another noticeable rise in temperatures to be around or above their average for this time of year. The weather will be relatively hot to hot in various regions during the afternoon and evening periods, with maximum temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius in Greater Cairo. The winds will be northerly to northeasterly, moderate in speed, active at times and stirring up dust and dirt in desert and open areas.

Night temperatures tend to rise across all regions, and the weather will be relatively warmer than usual during the night hours across all regions, God willing.

The influence of the relatively hot air mass will increase to a hot one over Egypt by the middle of next week.

God willing, the influence of the relatively hot air mass will increase to become hotter over Egypt, and more air currents will rush in with temperatures much warmer than usual for this time of year by the middle of next week. Temperatures will also see another significant rise across all regions, making them much warmer than their average for this time of year.

The weather will be hot in most areas, with highs exceeding 38 degrees Celsius in large parts of the country, including Greater Cairo and Lower Egypt.

And God knows best.