| Egypt located in the northern part of Africa is officially termed as the Arab Republic of Egypt. The nation covers an area of 1,001,450 sq. km and is a major tourist destination of the world. Our site Allwonders-of-the world offers detailed information about climatic conditions in Egypt. |
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The climate of Egypt remains very hot during the summer season that falls between May and September. The months from November to March are quite cool. The northern winds are entrusted with the duty of keeping the weather slightly moderate. The climatic conditions vary greatly between the northern and the southern part of the nation.
Egypt is considered to be the driest country in the world and receives very less amount of rainfall. The southern part of Cairo receives an average rainfall of around 2 to 5mm.
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The northern coast of the country receives rainfall as high as 170mm between the months November to March. In the hot summer month's temperature even reaches up to 42 degree Celsius. During winter the temperature remains 13 to 21 degree Celsius.Khamaseen is a type of wind that blows from the southern part of Egypt and brings with it sand and dust. It usually blows during the spring and summer months and raises the temperature of the desert to more than 38 degree Celsius.
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The Mediterranean coast of Egypt is the most humid area and receives an average rainfall of around 200mm. As you move towards the south the amount of rainfall decreases at a rapid extent.
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