Weather Alert: Heavy Fog and Extreme Heat Expected Tomorrow

Weather Forecast for Tomorrow.

The General Authority for Meteorology has issued a detailed statement regarding the weather conditions and expected atmospheric phenomena for tomorrow, Wednesday, June 10, 2026.

Meteorological experts predict that early morning will experience moderate temperatures across the country. However, as the day progresses, temperatures are expected to rise significantly in most regions, while coastal areas will remain warm to hot. By nightfall, temperatures will drop again, returning to moderate levels in most areas, although southern Upper Egypt may remain warm.

The authority warns that increased surface humidity will make the actual heat feel one to two degrees Celsius higher than the predicted shade temperature.

Expected temperature ranges (highs and lows):.

• Greater Cairo: High 36°C | Low 23°C
• Delta Region: High 35°C | Low 22°C
• North Upper Egypt: High 39°C | Low 23°C
• South Upper Egypt: High 44°C | Low 30°C
• Northwest Coast: High 28°C | Low 21°C
• Northeast Coast: High 29°C | Low 21°C

The meteorological authority has also issued a warning about the potential for heavy fog in the early morning hours (from 4 AM to 8 AM) on roads leading to and from northern regions, Greater Cairo, the Delta area, Canal Cities, central Sinai, and northern Upper Egypt. This fog may be dense at times and could significantly reduce horizontal visibility on some highways and agricultural roads.

There is expected to be a moderate wind activity at intervals across Greater Cairo and the Delta region, with speeds ranging from 30 to 35 km/h.

The statement also mentioned a slight chance of low clouds developing over various areas including the northern coast, Delta region, Greater Cairo, Canal Cities, and northern Upper Egypt. This may result in very light drizzle that is unlikely to impact daily life.

The General Authority for Meteorology urges travelers and commuters to take all necessary precautions to mitigate the effects of these weather phenomena and to regularly check for updates on weather maps issued by the authority.