Does it snow in Egypt in December?

Question

There's a possiblity I might be travelling to Egypt in December. Does it snow there? What are some possible challenges to touring Egypt in the winter?

Answer 1

its very rare to snow here i remember  that it snowed once when i was young but not heavy snow

Answer 2

not in december or any month

Answer 3

No. It hardly ever even rains in the egyptian year!

Hope my advice helped. xxxx

Answer 4

NO and i think nothing challenges in the winter,,,,maybe just rain only...after rain, u will see the street a little bit "float"

Answer 5

it doesnt snow in December or any other month.

some hail may fall in January , but not snow.

there arent any challenges to touring in winter .

the temperatures in December are usually  22 c am and 15 c pm.

it is pleasantly cool in December , so enjoy your trip.

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

only in some places in sinai peninsula and it's mountains like St. Cathrine mountain.

Answer 8

the only place where snow fall in egypt is Sinai...especially the high mountains

Answer 9

no no no

i hope so  but no never

Answer 10

If it snows all over the world, it will not snow in Egypt for a second

Answer 11

It does snow in Egypt but not in the cities rain is more likely there but there is snow in the Sinai peninsula there is the white desert and the sand it covered in a light covering of snow.  

Sharm during these months is about 15-20 degrees.  

And other cities slightly cooler.  

I don't think there are any possible challenges touring Egypt in winter the weather is more like the UK summer.  I think it's a really nice time to go as you don't have to go and buy summer clothes you can just wear your normal clothes as you won't be to hot i love it during these months i hate the heat during July in Egypt as it's so hot.

Answer 12

snow in egypt is very rare

Answer 13

yes it snows in Egypt in winter, you could even google it. never mind of stupid moonsunrises

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...

http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/...

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http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/29074...

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and here are awesome snow pics in Egypt:

http://www.snow-forecast.com/coppermine/...

Answer 14

oh i see some ignorant people who know nothing. even denying facts hahahahaha stupid kate.

of course there is snow in egypt. even the city called nekhel in the middle of sinai is like bursa in turkey.

Answer 15

if the whole world changed, ociana cafe will remain an idiot pig. surely it snows in egypt, there is even snow in saudi arabia loool. i think there are some good info here, but even photos and facts, i don't know how those idiots say there isn't.

Answer 16

yes it snows in Egypt in some provinces in winter (December-January-Febraury). but it could even still snow in Sinai till March and April.

some snowy cities: Saint Katherine, Nekhel, the Southern Mountains Province in Sinai, some Red Sea mountain ranges. Also sometimes it snows in the northern provinces of Delta such as: (Daqahleya, Damietta, Kafr El Sheikh, Baltim, Behera). and other north coastal cities such as Sidi Barraani. it rarely snows in Alexandria, and hail is rarely known phenomena in Cairo (it could happen). frost happens in Mid Provinces of Sinai and Upper Egypt (Minya and Asyut only), Also frost and frozen water occures in some Oases and always in Mid Sinai.

Night temperatures in winter would go to -14 C in Saint Katherine, -7 Cin Nekhel, -5 in Siwa, -1 in Asuyt and 3 C in Cairo.

http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Jab...

Answer 17

No, it does not snow in Egypt.

December is a good time to go to Egypt.

The weather is Egypt is very moderate, no storms.

Answer 18

Hi Jebbie,

i find here a lot of idiots and stupid people. of course there is snow in Egypt in winter. i found here in the answers good pics and "proofs" :D i have nice memories with snow in sinai and sidi barany in matruoh :D:D

good luck with your trip

Answer 19

yes it snows, but it differs to where are you going?