Egypt: The Khamaseen depression will leave the country on Tuesday, with a significant drop in temperatures expected.

Arab Weather - According to the latest computer simulation data, the Khamaseen depression is expected to move away from the region, causing a significant drop in temperatures and a decrease in dust levels in the atmosphere in most areas, God willing.

Starting tonight, Monday/Tuesday night, the Khamaseen depression will move away, and behind it will rush a cooler air mass accompanied by northwesterly air currents from the sea, causing the heat to break and temperatures to gradually drop, starting from the northern coasts, passing through Greater Cairo and northern Upper Egypt, where the weather will become pleasant and tend to be cold, especially in the late night hours and dawn, while it will be warm in southern Upper Egypt, God willing.

The impact of the Khamasin weather conditions will recede from most regions on Tuesday.

Temperatures will drop significantly in the northern and western parts of the country on Tuesday, becoming 2-4 degrees Celsius lower than their average for this time of year. The weather will turn spring-like and warm in most northern regions, while remaining very hot in the south, with a chance of light showers in limited areas. The winds will be northwesterly and moderate in speed, becoming active in the afternoon and evening, causing dust storms.

On Tuesday/Wednesday night, temperatures will drop significantly compared to previous nights, with the weather turning pleasant and slightly cold, especially during the late night hours in the northern regions. Clouds will appear at low altitudes.

The influence of the cooler air mass will deepen on Wednesday and Thursday.

According to computer modeling, the influence of the cooler air mass is expected to deepen across the country on Wednesday and Thursday, with the weather turning warm and spring-like in most northern regions and hot in the south. Northwesterly winds will be active, sometimes accompanied by strong gusts that will stir up sand and dust in desert areas.

And God knows best.