When Will Egypt’s Heavy Rains Stop and Weather Improve?

Egypt has recently experienced moderate to heavy rainfall, accompanied by active winds that have intensified the chill in the air. The National Meteorological Authority has issued warnings concerning the continuation of adverse weather conditions for the coming hours, with expectations of heavy rain reaching Greater Cairo.

When Will Egypt’s Heavy Rains Stop and Weather Improve?

Dr. Manar Ghanem, a spokesperson for the meteorological center, indicated that a relative improvement in weather conditions is anticipated starting next week. Weather patterns will stabilize without significant temperature increases. Daytime will feature mild weather, turning cold at night, increasing the feeling of chill among residents.

Future Forecasts

Although the probability of rainfall is expected to gradually decline compared to the current week, some provinces, particularly coastal areas, could still experience scattered showers.

• Expected Rainfall Tomorrow:
• Medium to heavy rain in Canal cities, Sharkia, Menoufia, Port Said, Damietta, Dakahlia, Kafr El Sheikh, Beheira, and Alexandria.
• Possible thunderstorms in some regions.
• Light to moderate rain in Matrouh, northern Upper Egypt, Suez Gulf, and Greater Cairo.
• Warning: Potential for flooding in certain areas of Sinai.

As the anticipated improvement in weather approaches, positive changes in daily life are expected. With the gradual decrease in rainfall, conditions should return to what is typical for the season. This will allow residents to engage in daily activities without the worry of rain or strong winds.

Preparation for Cold Nights

While the probability of rain will continue to decline, scattered showers may still occur in coastal provinces. Residents are advised to wear adequate clothing to cope with nighttime temperatures.

Overall, the weather forecast indicates:

• Mild conditions during the day with potential for scattered clouds.
• Cold nights with heightened feelings of chill due to windy conditions.
• A continuing risk of flooding in Sinai due to anticipated heavy rainfall.

As weather patterns stabilize, conditions will align more closely with seasonal norms, offering some relief to citizens struggling with the recent weather turmoil.