Egypt: Spring weather won't last long... Signs of an extremely hot air mass arriving this week will bring summer heat back to the country.

Arab Weather - Meteorologists at the Arab Weather Center said that the latest computer simulation outputs, especially those showing the movement of air masses, have begun to sense that the Arab Republic of Egypt will be affected by an extremely hot air mass accompanied by a Khamaseen depression, starting in the middle of next week. Meanwhile, the spring-like weather will continue to be hot during the day on Saturday and Sunday, with the formation of water mist at night and in the early morning in parts of the North Coast and the northern part of Lower Egypt, God willing, which will lead to a decrease in horizontal visibility.

A slight rise in temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday

In detail, God willing, temperatures are expected to rise slightly on Saturday and Sunday, to be higher than their average for this time of year. The weather will be generally warm during the daytime in the North Coast, while it will tend to be hot in the rest of the regions, especially during the afternoon and evening hours, as the maximum in Cairo will reach 32 degrees Celsius, God willing. The winds will be northeasterly, moderate in speed, sometimes active and stirring up sand, especially in the Upper Egypt governorates.

Cool nights continue, with fog in parts of the North Coast.

The weather will be moderate at night, especially in the north, and will tend to be slightly cold during the late night hours, dawn, and early morning. This will coincide with a significant increase in surface humidity levels, so the formation of water mist is not unlikely in parts of the North Coast, and may include the northern part of Lower Egypt, agricultural roads, and roads close to bodies of water, which may lead to a decrease in horizontal visibility, God willing.

An extremely hot air mass is approaching Egypt on Monday.

On Monday, computer outputs indicate that an extremely hot air mass will approach Egypt, causing temperatures to rise 4-6 degrees Celsius above average for this time of year. The weather will turn hot in the north of the country, including Lower Egypt, Greater Cairo, and northern Upper Egypt, while it will be extremely hot in the rest of the country.

The influence of the extremely hot air mass increases with the advance of a Khamaseen low pressure system on Tuesday.

Experts at the Arab Weather Regional Center said that the latest computer outputs initially indicate that Egypt will be affected by a Khamaseen depression accompanied by an extremely hot air mass on Tuesday. This will lead to a significant rise in temperatures, far exceeding normal levels, amid extremely hot conditions and temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius in the capital, Cairo, and many other cities. The Arab Weather Regional Center will release more details in the coming days.

And God knows best.