Important: The Arab Republic of Egypt: The heat of July intensifies, and the temperature exceeds 40 degrees Celsius in Cairo at this time and for several days.

Arab Weather - The latest weather forecasts from Arab Weather indicate that the Arab Republic of Egypt will be affected by a heat wave starting tomorrow, Tuesday, and lasting for several days. This is due to the intensification of the high pressure system over the region, accompanied by the increasing influence of an extremely hot air mass on the surface of the country.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, temperatures are expected to rise 3-4 degrees Celsius above seasonal averages, with hot to extremely hot weather prevailing across most regions during the day. Maximum temperatures in Cairo will reach 37-39 degrees Celsius, and winds will be generally moderate.

During the early morning hours, fog is expected to form in the northern regions, reaching Greater Cairo, and will be dense at times in some areas.

The heat wave will intensify on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, the country will be increasingly affected by an extremely hot air mass, with temperatures expected to rise further, exceeding their average by about 5-7 degrees Celsius, with a maximum temperature expected in Cairo of 40-42 degrees Celsius, while it will be in the early thirties in coastal areas due to the influence of marine air currents that reduce the severity of the heat in those areas.

On Wednesday, God willing, the weather will be extremely hot in the northern and southern regions of the country, while it will be relatively hot and humid in the coastal areas, with northwesterly winds generally light to moderate in speed.

See the temperatures in your area here.

Weather forecasters at Arab Weather said that the heat wave is expected to continue for several days until the beginning of next week, and there are no signs of it abating before then. Therefore, Arab Weather advises following the following instructions:

• Avoid prolonged and direct exposure to sunlight.
• Drink adequate amounts of fluids regularly.
• Do not leave children inside closed vehicles, even for a short period.
• Do not leave any flammable materials inside closed vehicles.

And God knows best.