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What is the weather like in Hurghada in mid-January? From what time can you swim so as not to freeze?
Tell me plz! Who was in Hurghada in mid-January? What's the weather like? From what time can you swim so as not to freeze?
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It may be different. The air can be 15 degrees, and can reach up to 27. We usually swim in the sea before lunch (the water there is almost always 22-24 degrees, it does not fall below), and after lunch we swim in a warm pool. The problem is the wind. While at sea, it’s normal, as soon as you get out, it becomes cold, you need to wrap yourself in something.
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answered 7 years ago
In Hurghada itself, the weather is, frankly, bad.
If you are not lucky with the weather, you can not swim even once in a week.
If there is no wind, beach weather is somewhere from 11 to 15 00.
Near Hurghada there is Makadi bay.
There the situation is a bit simpler.
Especially the northern part of the bay is very suitable for wintering.
In Sharm, there are few hotels where the situation in winter is better than in North Makadi.
If you are not lucky with the weather, you can not swim even once in a week.
If there is no wind, beach weather is somewhere from 11 to 15 00.
Near Hurghada there is Makadi bay.
There the situation is a bit simpler.
Especially the northern part of the bay is very suitable for wintering.
In Sharm, there are few hotels where the situation in winter is better than in North Makadi.
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answered 7 years ago
During the last 2 January, the air warmed up to +25 during the day, and +15 at night. The sea is also not hot around +20
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answered 7 years ago
In Egypt, I constantly rest in the winter, usually after the old new year. The maximum is February.
I have the impression that no one reads our recommendations. In Hurghada, and even in Sharm, you need to select hotels with a coast, closed terrain, vegetation or buildings from unpleasant winds from the desert. Then, as they say, it will not be cold out of the water.
Given that the air temperature is given in the shade, the bright Egyptian sun with a breeze can cause burns to the body, especially in pale northerners.
The water in the Red Sea does not differ much in temperature, but it happens that it is even lower in the bays due to the winds blowing the heated water layer out of the bay.
Now, specifically. I swim in the water from about 10-00, regardless of whether there is wind or not. When you are in the water, and only a pipe and a little bit of the back of your head looks out of the water, and you see the beauty of the reefs, you don’t notice the time, it happens for an hour.
So, in Hurghada, choose hotels so as not to blame the wind, or that the hotel is new, the palm trees have not taken root, they stand like brooms, they do not protect from the wind
I have the impression that no one reads our recommendations. In Hurghada, and even in Sharm, you need to select hotels with a coast, closed terrain, vegetation or buildings from unpleasant winds from the desert. Then, as they say, it will not be cold out of the water.
Given that the air temperature is given in the shade, the bright Egyptian sun with a breeze can cause burns to the body, especially in pale northerners.
The water in the Red Sea does not differ much in temperature, but it happens that it is even lower in the bays due to the winds blowing the heated water layer out of the bay.
Now, specifically. I swim in the water from about 10-00, regardless of whether there is wind or not. When you are in the water, and only a pipe and a little bit of the back of your head looks out of the water, and you see the beauty of the reefs, you don’t notice the time, it happens for an hour.
So, in Hurghada, choose hotels so as not to blame the wind, or that the hotel is new, the palm trees have not taken root, they stand like brooms, they do not protect from the wind
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answered 7 years ago
It seems that apart from alex45, no one is in Egypt. Literally in every topic, his "expert" opinion, which nafik no one needs. Selfish Indian.
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answered 7 years ago
I already asked you not to read my posts, they are not written for you, you are a guru or whatever you are! You do not need them, I will repeat myself !!!
Who needs to read.
You don't know, not a great guru, you need my opinion for others, or nafik it! Not for you to decide!
I have been on trips enough, and in Egypt as well, to know what is happening there. Including how it is there in January-February, what is the weather like there.
Who needs to read.
You don't know, not a great guru, you need my opinion for others, or nafik it! Not for you to decide!
I have been on trips enough, and in Egypt as well, to know what is happening there. Including how it is there in January-February, what is the weather like there.
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answered 7 years ago
Have you seen the name of this site? Where does it say "a forum describing alex45's brilliant life experience with his grandchildren"? Or can't you understand that not only you have life experience? He seems to be a respectable person, not some kind of shkolota.
How did Kozma Prutkov say there? If you have a fountain, shut it up: let the fountain rest too.
It's about your life experience. You need to have a conscience. And a sense of proportion.
How did Kozma Prutkov say there? If you have a fountain, shut it up: let the fountain rest too.
It's about your life experience. You need to have a conscience. And a sense of proportion.
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answered 7 years ago
Look, I can't understand! You. what does not suit me that I give answers to the questions posed here? Have you caught me in a lie? I am not pushing myself anywhere, but I have been on this site, almost from its foundation. According to your life experience, I have not yet seen anything sensible for myself, well, you boasted that you had been to Egypt six times, so what? If you see my lies, that I'm lying, refute with your post.
And then for your two posts on this thread, only insults addressed to me. As for life experience, I have it, like you often met! There is little knowledge, but fanaberia is through the roof!
And then for your two posts on this thread, only insults addressed to me. As for life experience, I have it, like you often met! There is little knowledge, but fanaberia is through the roof!
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answered 7 years ago
On some branch I remember three or four of your stories about how you and your grandchildren rested in Egypt, what good grandchildren, how beautiful you are and your richest life experience.
I suggest not to arrange srach even on this forum. Especially since you don't seem to understand Russian. Good luck.
I suggest not to arrange srach even on this forum. Especially since you don't seem to understand Russian. Good luck.
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answered 7 years ago
You can swim before sunset. In mid-January it is up to 16 hours.
This year, in mid-January, +18 ... 20C is predicted in the afternoon. At night +8...+10С.
This year, in mid-January, +18 ... 20C is predicted in the afternoon. At night +8...+10С.
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answered 7 years ago
All as you have been told here. I've been here in mid-January several times. And for example, in January 2013 it seemed to me that it was * a real Turkish summer *, well, not July of course. We even got very tanned. And in my opinion, 2012, as soon as you go into the territory where there is a shadow, you immediately want to get dressed. I am not comparing day and evening, but the same time (lunch area).
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answered 7 years ago
We were in Hurghada on the Old New Year (January 15, 2016), swam in the sea from 11 to about 3-4 in the afternoon, then a little in the heated pool .. but there was wind and it was not very comfortable to get out of the water, although we managed to burn ourselves in the sun)
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answered 7 years ago
We also wanted to go to Hurghada in January of this year, but so far we have postponed the trip to a later date. As for the weather, there is a lot of all kinds of information on various forums and travel sites: some say that it is warm and sunny, others write that it is cold and it is not clear who to believe. We looked at the information at http://travelask.ru/questions/28206-hurgada-kakaya-pogoda-v-yanvare and, in principle, we were ready for the trip, but for family reasons I had to postpone it, and I advise you not to refuse. At the same time, we can say that the weather is stable throughout the month, it cannot be said that in early January it is worse, and at the end it is better. The wind is present, but usually it does not cause much inconvenience (for safety reasons, choose a hotel that has one or more heated pools).
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answered 7 years ago
Burn in the wind just spit! You can swim, a special suit is especially recommended, it is really warmer in it (in some hotels they are rented). You can swim anyway, just grab a fleece or a jacket to wrap yourself up at the exit from the sea (it is warmer in the water than in the wind).
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answered 7 years ago