Saturday 14/March/2026 – 06:55 AM
The General Authority warned For meteorology Weather forecasts indicate that weather fluctuations will continue over most parts of the country today, Saturday, March 14, 2026, corresponding to Ramadan 24, with rain of varying intensity and noticeable wind activity stirring up sand and dust, with temperatures continuing to rise relatively.
Weather conditions today, Saturday, March 14, 2026
The authority explained, in a statement issued by it, that areas of the northern coasts, northern Lower Egypt, and the Gulf of Suez will witness moderate rains that may be heavy and thundery at times at intermittent intervals, pointing out the possibility of them reaching the point of flooding in some areas of Sinai.
The Authority also expected chances of light rain falling on areas of Greater Cairo, the Canal Cities, North and Central Upper Egypt, the Red Sea mountain ranges, and the Western Desert, and it may be moderate at times with an incidence rate of approximately 30% in some areas and at intermittent intervals.
The statement indicated wind activity at speeds ranging between 40 and 50 kilometers per hour in most areas, which leads to stirring up sand and dust, especially in the areas of the Western Desert, the south of the country, Greater Cairo, the Canal Cities, Sinai, and some areas of the Red Sea Governorate, which may cause the level of horizontal visibility to deteriorate to less than a thousand meters in some areas.
Temperatures today, Saturday
- Cairo: 24 – 12
- New Capital: 24 – 10
- October 6: 25 – 10
- Banha: 23-12
- Damanhour: 23-11
- Wadi El-Natroun: 23-11
- Kafr El-Sheikh: 12-23
- Mansoura: 23 – 11
- Zagazig: 24 – 12
- Shebin Al-Koum: 11-23
- Tanta: 22-11
- Damietta: 24 – 16
- Port Said: 24 – 16
Marine navigation situation
Regarding maritime navigation, meteorology predicted disruption to navigation traffic on some areas of the Mediterranean coast, with wind speeds ranging between 50 and 70 kilometers per hour, with waves rising from 2.5 to 3.5 metres. The Red Sea and Gulf of Suez are also experiencing similar navigation disturbances, with wind speeds ranging between 40 and 60 kilometers per hour and waves rising at the same rate.
The authority appealed to citizens to be careful, avoid being under trees, billboards, and dilapidated buildings, and drive with caution on the roads due to low horizontal visibility. It also warned of the possibility of thunderbolts and strong wind activity resulting from thunderclouds in some areas.
