Monday 18/Aug/2025 – 07:52 PM
Dr. Manar Ghanem, a member of the media center of the General Meteorological Authority, revealed the fact that the country is exposed to a hot wave in the coming days.
The fact that the country is exposed to a hot wave
Manar Ghanem said in exclusive statements to Cairo 24: The country will not witness any hot waves during this week, and temperatures are about normal rates during this time of the year.
Manar Ghanem added: The temperatures become higher than the average by about two degrees in some days, as the effect of the atmosphere began to decrease and the country is affected by moderate air masses.
Manar Ghanem continued: The country is affected by northern air masses coming from southern Europe through the Mediterranean Sea, and the temperatures around the natural and great rates of Greater Cairo will range between 35 to 36 degrees.
Manar Ghanem continued: The atmosphere is summer between the lane to the lane, wet in the day, in the northern governorates, in the southern governorates, and during the night periods an atmosphere between the water of the heat is wet, wind activity helps to soften the atmosphere, in addition to a rise in humidity, which increases the feeling of high temperatures.
Shabwara and rain
The member of the media center of the General Meteorological Authority pointed out that the waterbed is the water of the early morning and the late night hours on the agricultural and rapid roads close to the water bodies with a decrease in the horizontal visibility, and fading as soon as the sunlight is faded and some low and medium clouds appear on areas of the north of the country to Greater Cairo, especially in the morning periods.
Manar Ghanem explained that there are weak chances of light rains on Matrouh, Salloum, and Al -Alam, which does not affect daily activities, and light rain opportunities that may sometimes be thunderstorm on Halayeb and Shalateen.
Manar Ghanem warned of a turbulence in maritime navigation on the Red Sea and the Gulf of Suez, and wind speeds that become between 50 to 70 km/h, the height of waves between 2.5 to 3.5 meters, the Mediterranean is qualified for fishing and maritime navigation.
Manar Ghanem also warned: You should avoid direct exposure to sunlight at noon, while being in well -ventilated places, wearing a head cover and light -colored cotton clothes, and eating a large amount of fluids.
