Cairo Weather in March
Season: Spring
In March, the temperature gets higher and higher in Cairo, reaching 18℃ (64.4℉) averagely. The temperature difference between daytime and nighttime is big, for the average temperature rises to the highest 24℃ (75.2℉) during the day but drops to the lowest 13℃ (55.4℉) at night. Rainfall remains sparse. Visitors could see only a light rain probably in Cairo during March, and the climate turns to be even drier. The wind from Sahara may bring sandstorms to Cairo, which would cause traffic confusion there.
In March, the temperature gets higher and higher in Cairo, reaching 18℃ (64.4℉) averagely. The temperature difference between daytime and nighttime is big, for the average temperature rises to the highest 24℃ (75.2℉) during the day but drops to the lowest 13℃ (55.4℉) at night. Rainfall remains sparse. Visitors could see only a light rain probably in Cairo during March, and the climate turns to be even drier. The wind from Sahara may bring sandstorms to Cairo, which would cause traffic confusion there.
Averages for Cairo Weather in March
Temperature: 18°C / 64.4°F
High Temperature: 24°C / 75.2°F
Low Temperature: 13°C / 55.4°F
Humidity: 52%
Rainfall: 2 mm
Rainy Days: 1 days
Sunrise: 05:46 ~ 06:21
Sunset: 17:54 ~ 18:13
What to Wear in Cairo in March
Top Places to Visit in Cairo in March
As in Cairo, Giza Pyramids can never be neglected. The miraculous Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure and the Great Sphinx in the vast desert are eye-catching. Egyptian National Museum, housing numerous historical relics, is also popular; the gold mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun and mummy of Ramesses Ⅱ should not be missed. Climbing onto the observation deck of Cairo Tower, visitors can enjoy a panorama of the city, including Nile River and Giza Pyramids. It would also be interesting to explore Coptic Cairo, a Christian quarter in the Islamic country, where the Hanging Church is very distinctive. Cave Church on Mokattam Hill is also majestic beyond your imagination.
Tips
Cover yourself up if the wind is strong and blows sands up into the air. If possible, avoid travelling in such bad weather.
- Last updated on May. 04, 2023 by Nancy He -