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Isn't it cold now to swim in the sea, according to the forecast, the temperature is +17
Tomorrow we fly to Hurghada
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The water temperature on the Red Sea, even in the coldest winter period, never drops below 18 degrees. As luck would have it with the weather, it doesn’t happen year after year, the fact is that the weather in Egypt in February is the coldest of the year. The water is normal, it is discomfort when you go out into the air.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, what are you saying? And this year 16 (2 days) and 17 (4 days) in Hurghada, was that a dream? If you read articles about the Red Sea, they always wrote that it never fell below 20, and that was exactly the case. This year is anomalous. And 16 degrees really were, though only 2 days.
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answered 13 years ago
The average surface water temperature in February varies from 18°C in the northern part to 26°C in the south. Indeed, it was +16 in the Suez Canal.
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answered 13 years ago
rested from February 5 to February 12 (2012), swam in the sea, the water temperature is like on the Black Sea in summer. So you can swim and dive.
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answered 13 years ago
to juvik They made me laugh))))) Either you haven't been to the Black Sea, or you have some kind of passion for exaggeration. In May-June, the water temperature in Ch.m. moves over 20 gr. and it gets warmer all summer long. It is unlikely that now on the coast of Hurghada the water is warmer than 20 degrees)))))) You can swim, of course, for an amateur .....
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answered 13 years ago
I live 150 km from the Black Sea, I often go there, the water temperature is the same, you can swim, people didn’t complain)))
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answered 13 years ago
Well, in Sharm, the water may be warmer here and there))))) The question is about Hurghada, which is why I was surprised. And I live on the Black Sea itself - hello to fellow countrymen!
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answered 13 years ago
