Egypt's heat wave fades as temperatures drop and rain reaches northern regions

Egypt's heat wave has ended as colder air masses bring falling temperatures, with rain and fog forecast across northern regions this week.

• Climate information center head Mohamed Ali Fahim said the heat wave has ended, with maximums expected at 28°C in Greater Cairo and 35°C in southern Upper Egypt.
• The General Authority of Meteorology forecast maximums of 23–24°C on northern coasts and 24–26°C in Greater Cairo and the Delta from November 6–10.
• The authority forecast light to moderate rain on Friday and Saturday, November 6–7, on northern coasts and the Delta, with morning fog on roads.
• North Sinai's operations room said weather conditions were stable and no reports were received, with city temperatures ranging 13–29°C.