Weather temperatures to drop Saturday ...Egypt

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority expects a drop in temperatures across Egypt on Saturday. This means that hot weather will prevail during the day in Greater Cairo, Lower Egypt and the eastern coasts, moderate weather on the western coasts, and very hot weather in South Sinai and the south of the country. Mild temperatures are expected at night in the north and moderate temperatures in Upper Egypt and South Sinai. Meteorologists expect active winds accompanied by sand and dust in the areas of the northeastern coast, Sinai, and northern and southern Upper Egypt. Maximum temperatures predicted on Saturday are: Greater Cairo 33C Alexandria 24C Matrouh 24C Sohag 40C Qena 41C Aswan 43C

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