Weather words and Egyptian cities
We use the adjectives sunny, cloudy, windy and rainy to say what the weather is like: What’s the weather like? It’s sunny. Egypt is a sunny country. Summer is hot and dry in most places, and Aswan is one of the hottest cities. Winter is cooler. Alexandria is next to the sea, so it is often windy, and it gets more rain than Cairo. Read the table. It shows the weather in four cities on one example day.
| City | Weather on one day |
|---|---|
| Alexandria | windy and cloudy |
| Cairo | sunny |
| Aswan | hot and sunny |
| Port Said | rainy |
Good morning! Here is the weather today.
In Alexandria it is windy and cloudy.
In Cairo it is sunny, and in Port Said it is rainy.
Take an umbrella if you live near the sea!
Egypt has many kinds of weather. Summer is hot and dry, and Aswan is very hot. Winter is cooler. Alexandria gets more rain than Cairo, especially in winter. Sometimes there is a strong wind, and a sandstorm comes from the desert. In the mountains of Sinai it can snow in winter. After a little rain and sun, you can see a rainbow.
Weather reporter. The child is a weather reporter on TV. The grown-up chooses four cities: Cairo, Aswan, Alexandria, Luxor. The child draws a weather symbol for each city on paper and says: In … it’s … . Then change places.
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