Is it summer? EMA advises on wearing fall clothes until May due to weather fluctuations
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CAIRO - 3 April 2025: Dr. Manar Ghanem, a member of the Egyptian Meteorological Authority's media center, urged citizens not to wear summer clothes at this time because of the fluctuation in daytime and nighttime temperatures.
The EMA member advised that citizens wear fall clothes until the beginning of May.
Ghanem added that during the coming period, the weather will be hot during the day and cold at night, with no weather phenomena.
She noted that the chances of rain have diminished in the governorates after it fell yesterday in some areas due to the presence of a low-pressure system in the upper atmosphere.
Ghanem confirmed that the coming period will witness stable spring weather, with no dust or sand until the beginning of next week. However, it is possible that it will occur at other times, as we are in the spring season, during which we witness significant sand and dust storms due to the influence of desert masses or Khamaseen depressions.
As of Thursday, the weather will begin to stabilize somewhat, and the sand and dust will disappear, with improved visibility in the Upper Egypt governorates, with the weather conditions stabilizing in the rest of the governorates until the beginning of next week.
The country will witness stable weather conditions and temperatures around the normal rates or higher than the average by one degree.
Greater Cairo will record highs from 27 to 29 degrees Celsius, with a decrease in wind speed, which may become slightly active in the evening to moderate the atmosphere and give us a feeling of a decrease in temperatures during the night.
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