Egypt is set to witness moderate rainfall across scattered areas of the northern coast, northern Lower Egypt, North Sinai, the Gulf of Suez, and the northern Red Sea governorate on Thursday, 26 March, according to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA).
Rain may be heavy at times and accompanied by thunderstorms in some areas, particularly along the northeastern coast, before gradually decreasing in intensity during the day.
Light to moderate rain is also forecast in parts of southern Lower Egypt, Greater Cairo, the Suez Canal cities, central and southern Sinai, and northern Upper Egypt, with conditions expected to ease as the day progresses. Light rain is additionally anticipated in parts of central and southern Upper Egypt, as well as the southern Red Sea governorate.
Winds are expected to be active across most regions, with speeds ranging between 30 and 50 km/h. These winds will intensify the cold conditions and may trigger sand and dust storms, with visibility potentially dropping below 1,000 metres in parts of the Western Desert, southern Upper Egypt, and the Red Sea governorate.
The EMA has also issued a thunderstorm warning, indicating an approximately 30% probability of associated hazards, including strong downdraft winds from thunderclouds, lightning strikes, and possible hail in some areas. Residents are advised to avoid standing under trees, billboards, and unstable structures.
Snow is also possible on the high elevations of Saint Catherine in South Sinai.
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