Egypt’s Meteorological Authority has forecast another rise in temperatures across the country on Sunday, with hot and humid conditions dominating most regions.
It added that Cairo is expected to reach 38°C, while Upper Egypt will see extreme highs of 44°C in Qena and Aswan.
According to Mahmoud Shaheen, Director of Forecasting and Early Warning at the Meteorological Authority, low to medium clouds will appear over parts of northern Egypt, extending to Greater Cairo.
Morning fog is likely from 8:00 to 8:40 a.m. in northern areas, including Greater Cairo, and could be dense at times, particularly on roads leading to and from the northern coast, the Nile Delta, Central Sinai, and the Suez Canal cities.
Humidity levels are expected to rise, making the air feel 2 to 4 degrees hotter than actual shade temperatures. The Red Sea and Gulf of Suez will experience rough maritime conditions, with wind speeds between 40–60 km/h and waves reaching 2–3 meters.
There is also a chance of light to moderate rainfall, occasionally accompanied by thunder, over parts of Central and South Sinai.
Forecasted Temperatures for Sunday:
Cairo: High 38°C – Low 27°C
Alexandria: High 34°C – Low 25°C
Marsa Matruh: High 32°C – Low 24°C
Sohag: High 42°C – Low 27°C
Qena: High 44°C – Low 28°C
Aswan: High 44°C – Low 29°C