The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) revealed the expected weather conditions in Cairo and the other governorates on Thursday, stating that cold weather will prevail during the night and early morning hours.
The weather will be moderate during the day across most regions, but hotter in southern Upper Egypt, which records the highest temperatures nationwide.
As the sun sets, temperatures will drop further, making the chill more noticeable during the late-night and early-morning hours.
Expected high temperatures in Greater Cairo and the Nile Delta will be 24-25C, with lows dropping to 14-15C.
There is an intermittent chance of light rain, which may occasionally become moderate (with an approximate 20 percent probability), over areas of the Northern Coasts, the northern Nile Delta, and southward in parts of Halayeb and Shalateen.
Some low clouds may form over scattered areas of the southern Nile Delta, Greater Cairo, and the Suez Canal cities, potentially resulting in light, non-disruptive drizzle at intermittent intervals.
The authority also pointed out occasional wind activity at speeds ranging between 30-35 km/h over parts of Greater Cairo, the Nile Delta, northern Upper Egypt, South Sinai, and the Red Sea Governorate, increasing the sensation of cold weather during the night.
