The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) anticipates relatively moderate temperatures to persist during the day on Monday, followed by a noticeable drop at night and in the early morning, resulting in cool to cold conditions across most parts of the country.
While the weather remains moderate during the day in most regions, it tends to be hot in the governorates of southern Upper Egypt, which record the highest temperatures nationwide.
Temperatures will fall further as the sun sets, making the chill more pronounced during the late night and early morning hours.
Forecasts indicate the possibility of light rain in scattered areas along the northern coast and the northern Lower Egypt, occurring intermittently.
Additionally, winds may occasionally pick up in several regions.
These weather conditions are part of the rapid shifts typically seen on weather maps during the autumn season, as temperatures continue to gradually decline across most areas.
Mediterranean Sea conditions will range from moderate to rough, with wave heights between two and three meters; winds will be northwesterly.
Red Sea conditions will also range from moderate to rough, with wave heights between 1.5 and 2.5 meters; winds will be northwestern.
Temperatures expected for Monday:
- Matrouh: 22C
- Alexandria: 23C
- Cairo: 24C
- Luxor: 27C
- Aswan: 28C
Edited translation from Al-Masry Al-Youm
