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Egypt Faces Hot and Humid Weather with Fog and Dust Today

Egypt is bracing for a sweltering day as hot and humid conditions sweep across the nation.

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority forecasts extremely hot weather in the south, with humidity raising the heat index by 1-2 degrees. Mist and fog are expected on key roads, while wind speeds of 30 to 40 km/h may stir up dust in southern regions.

Hot and Humid Conditions Predicted Across Egypt

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority warns that hot and humid weather will dominate most of the country during Thursday’s daylight hours. The south will experience particularly extreme heat, exacerbated by high humidity levels. This combination will make the weather feel even hotter than the actual temperatures.

In addition to the heat, mist is expected to develop into fog on agricultural and highway roads stretching from the north to Cairo, the Canal Cities, Central Sinai, and North Upper Egypt. Travelers should remain cautious as visibility may be significantly reduced.

Egypt: Key figures on Weather Forecast

  • 34°C in Cairo
  • 29°C in Alexandria
  • 28°C in Marsa Matruh
  • 37°C in Sohag
  • 38°C in Qena
  • 40°C in Aswan

Wind and Rain Predictions for Thursday

Wind speeds are expected to reach between 30 and 40 km/h in Cairo, Lower Egypt, and the North Coast. This wind will stir up sand and dust, particularly in the southern regions and the Red Sea governorate. There is a 20% chance of light rainfall on the Northwest Coast, which may provide some relief from the heat.

Maritime conditions will also be affected, with moderate waves in the Mediterranean Sea ranging from 1.5 to 2 meters. The Red Sea will see similar wave heights, with conditions varying between moderate to turbulent.

Upcoming Weather Conditions

  • Moderate and humid weather expected at night and early morning
  • Moderately hot weather in South Upper Egypt

Egyptians should prepare for a hot and humid day ahead.

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