Egypt Sees Slight Decline in Temperature on Tuesday

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) predicts moderately cold weather will prevail in the north of the country during Tuesday's daylight hours.

Moderately warm weather is also predicted to hit the south of the country.

The country also witnesses mist, extending into fog, on the agricultural and highway roads from the north of the country to Cairo, North Upper Egypt, Central Sinai, and Canal Cities.

Winds occasionally occur across the country.

There is a chance of light rainfall prevailing in the North Coast, North Lower Egypt, and Western Desert.

Meteorologists also predict that the country will experience a slight temperature decline from the north of the country to Cairo.

Furthermore, the Mediterranean Sea will experience low to moderate waves ranging between 2 and 3 meters varying between easterly and southeast surface winds.

Waves in the Red Sea will be moderate, ranging between 1.5 and 2 meters varying between northwest and northeast surface winds.

Extremely cold weather is also expected to prevail in Egypt at night and in the early morning.

Meteorologists warn that frost may form on crops in parts of the North Upper Egypt, Central Sinai, and the Western Desert.

The predicted temperatures for the following cities are 18°C in Cairo, 18°C in Alexandria, 17°C in Marsa Matruh, 21°C in Sohag, 25°C in Qena, and 25°C in Aswan.