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Early Warning Unit forecasts temperature decline
The Early Warning Unit for Climate Changes forecasted that the most intense heatwave currently affecting Egypt will gradually begin to subside starting Friday, July 24, 2026, with a temporary decrease in the influence of the high-pressure system and a less hot air mass coming from the northern Mediterranean. Coastal areas such as Alexandria and Marsa Matruh, as well as the Nile Delta, Cairo, and northern Upper Egypt, will experience a noticeable drop in temperatures, decreasing by about 4 to 5 degrees Celsius in the northern regions and around 3 degrees in southern Upper Egypt over the coming days. However, temperatures are expected to temporarily rise again on Saturday before gradually decreasing from Sunday, with a significant improvement in weather conditions on Monday and Tuesday. The unit confirmed that this decrease is temporary and that the summer season is still at its peak, indicating the possibility of new heatwaves following this pause. Additionally, wind activity is expected along the northwestern coasts, with wave heights ranging between 1.5 and 2 meters from Friday through Monday.
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