File photo: Cars are driven along a flooded street after heavy rain in Cairo in January 2012 (Photo: Reuters)
This winter in Egypt, a number of governorates are complaining of excessive rain while others are embracing its arrival.
Refugee camps in the coastal city of Al-Saloum, near the border with Libya, suffered from flooding. Around 1768 African refugees have been suffering rain and cold weather since Friday morning.
According to the state-owned MENA news agency, the Mediterranean city of Alexandria witnessed traffic jams due to heavy rain Saturday.
Meanwhile, in North Sinai rain showers for half-an-hour Friday was received by residents with joy, as rain contributes to the faster growth of crops.
In Cairo, the weather is dry but moderately cold.
Meteorological authorities anticipate a drop in temperatures to 12 degrees along with sandy storms.
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