Red Sea waves of 2 to 3 metres forecast for Tuesday
The meteorological authority puts the Gulf of Suez rougher at 2.5 to 3.5 metres and expects winds that may raise sand and dust over parts of the governorate. Tuesday's rain is forecast for the northern coasts.
10 November 2026
The Red Sea is forecast to be moderate to rough on Tuesday, 10 November, with waves of two to three metres on a north-westerly wind, according to the Egyptian Meteorological Authority's forecast for the day.
The authority puts the Gulf of Suez rougher still, at 2.5 to 3.5 metres, also on a north-westerly wind. It expects spells of wind activity that may raise sand and dust over parts of the Red Sea Governorate and the New Valley.
The day's rain is forecast elsewhere: light to moderate falls at intervals on the northern coasts and the north of the Delta. Daytime highs on this coast are given as 26C at Hurghada, Safaga and Ras Ghareb, 27C at Marsa Alam and 29C at Shalatin, with overnight lows of 16C to 20C at those towns.